TO BE EATEN ALIVE: Mariah the Scientist DIGEST REVIEW

It is time to check into the lab as Mariah the Scientist has finally dropped her latest experiment. Mariah Buckles, professionally known as Mariah the Scientist, has just released her new album, To Be Eaten Alive. This album features 10 songs with a star-studded list of artists including 21 Savage and Young Thug. This will be her third album, following the massive success on the previous album, RY RY World.
Buckles seems to have blown up very unexpectedly when she was discovered by Canadian rapper Tory Lanez for her debut EP, To Die For on SoundCloud. Many artists of this generation use Soundcloud as a foundation due to its accessibility and ability to gain attraction fast. Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia she discovered singing at an early age in her elementary chorus–though in an interview with BigBoyTV Buckles mentioned that she does not consider herself a singer, being that most musicians have had a passion since they were kids. Although she has always enjoyed music and began writing in college, where she is attended St. John’s University in New York City.
Mariah the Scientist’s album “To Be Eaten Alive” has generated significant excitement and anticipation among her fans. This album marks her third release in her music career, following the success of her previous album “RY RY World.” Mariah Amani Buckles, professionally known as Mariah the Scientist, hails from Atlanta, Georgia, and her musical journey began unexpectedly when she was discovered by Canadian rapper Tory Lanez on SoundCloud for her debut EP “To Die For.”
Even though Mariah initially pursued a biology scholarship at St. John’s University in New York City, she transitioned to a music career after being mentored by Tory Lanez and accompanying him on tour. She eventually signed with RCA Records in conjunction with One Umbrella and released her debut album “Master” in 2019, which marked a significant turning point in her career.
Mariah the Scientist has enjoyed a string of successful releases, with songs like “2 You,” “Always n Forever” featuring Lil Baby, and “Spread Thin” gaining recognition. Her career has seen her perform at prominent events such as Coachella and Pitchfork Music, and she has embarked on her own sold-out tour.
“To Be Eaten Alive” holds a special significance for Mariah, as she released it to celebrate her birthday. She describes the album’s title as a reflection of her Scorpio nature, comparing it to a scorpion, which can be both meek and venomous. Her goal with this album is to produce the best music possible while breaking away from the confines of being labeled solely as an R&B artist.
Since its release, “To Be Eaten Alive” has rapidly climbed the charts, currently holding the #1 spot on the R&B/Soul Top Albums chart and #19 on the all-genres chart. Fans have been enthusiastic about the new project, praising the music and eagerly anticipating what Mariah has in store for the future.
Overall, Mariah the Scientist’s journey from biology student to a successful artist is an inspiring story of talent, mentorship, and determination. Her latest album seems to have been well-received and is garnering significant attention within the music industry and among her growing fan base.