Sabrina Carpenter, whose full name is Sabrina Annlynn Carpenter, was born on May 11, 1999, in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, United States, and is 27 years old. She is an American singer, songwriter and actress who first gained recognition through Disney Channel before developing a successful pop music career. Carpenter began releasing music professionally in 2014 with her debut EP Can’t Blame a Girl for Trying. Her music blends pop, dance-pop, R&B, folk-pop and soft rock, with a style that often combines playful lyrics, catchy melodies and expressive vocals. She gained major international recognition with Emails I Can’t Send and reached a new level of global success with Short n’ Sweet, featuring hits such as “Espresso,” “Please Please Please” and “Taste.” Her follow-up album Man’s Best Friend continued her rise with songs including “Manchild,” “Tears” and “House Tour.”
Quick Facts
Full Name: Sabrina Annlynn Carpenter
Date of Birth: May 11, 1999
Age: 27
Birthplace: Quakertown, Pennsylvania, United States
Nationality: American
Profession: Singer, songwriter, actress
Genres: Pop, dance-pop, R&B, folk-pop, soft rock
Active Since: 2014
Sabrina Carpenter Songs
Sabrina Carpenter has built an extensive music catalog spanning several studio albums, an early EP, a Christmas project, soundtrack recordings and collaborations with other artists. Her discography has evolved from the youthful pop of Eyes Wide Open and EVOLution into the more mature songwriting of Singular, Emails I Can’t Send, Short n’ Sweet and Man’s Best Friend. Her catalog also includes songs recorded for Clouds, collaborations with Alan Walker, Charlie Puth, Zara Larsson, Taylor Swift and Madonna, as well as official remix releases.
Complete Unique Sabrina Carpenter Song List
- Can’t Blame a Girl for Trying
- The Middle of Starting Over
- White Flag
- Best Thing I Got
- Eyes Wide Open
- We’ll Be the Stars
- Two Young Hearts
- Your Love’s Like
- Too Young
- Seamless
- Right Now
- Darling I’m a Mess
- On Purpose
- Feels Like Loneliness
- Thumbs
- No Words
- Run and Hide
- Mirage
- Don’t Want It Back
- Shadows
- Space
- All We Have Is Love
- Almost Love
- Paris
- Hold Tight
- Sue Me
- Prfct
- Bad Time
- Mona Lisa
- Diamonds Are Forever
- In My Bed
- Pushing 20
- I Can’t Stop Me — featuring Saweetie
- I’m Fakin
- Take Off All Your Cool
- Tell Em
- Exhale
- Take You Back
- Looking at Me
- Blueberries
- Clouds — with Fin Argus
- Fix Me Up — with Fin Argus
- How To Go To Confession
- emails i can’t send
- Vicious
- Read your Mind
- Tornado Warnings
- because i liked a boy
- Already Over
- how many things
- bet u wanna
- Nonsense
- Fast Times
- skinny dipping
- Bad for Business
- decode
- opposite
- Feather
- Lonesome
- things i wish you said
- A Nonsense Christmas
- buy me presents
- santa doesn’t know you like i do
- cindy lou who
- is it new years yet?
- white xmas
- Taste
- Please Please Please
- Good Graces
- Sharpest Tool
- Coincidence
- Bed Chem
- Espresso
- Dumb & Poetic
- Slim Pickins
- Juno
- Lie to Girls
- Don’t Smile
- 15 Minutes
- Please Please Please — featuring Dolly Parton
- Couldn’t Make It Any Harder
- Busy Woman
- Bad Reviews
- Manchild
- Tears
- My Man on Willpower
- Sugar Talking
- We Almost Broke Up Again Last Night
- Nobody’s Son
- Never Getting Laid
- When Did You Get Hot?
- Go Go Juice
- Don’t Worry I’ll Make You Worry
- House Tour
- Goodbye
- Such A Funny Way
- On My Way — with Alan Walker and Farruko
- Alien — with Jonas Blue
- Wow — with Zara Larsson
- That’s Not How This Works — with Charlie Puth and Dan + Shay
- The Life of a Showgirl — with Taylor Swift
- Bring Your Love — with Madonna
- Bring Your Love — Peaktime Dub Remix
- Bring Your Love — Twilight Mix
Sabrina Carpenter Albums and Songs
Can’t Blame a Girl for Trying
Released in 2014, Can’t Blame a Girl for Trying was Sabrina Carpenter’s debut EP and introduced her as a young singer-songwriter with a folk-pop and teen-pop sound. The four-song project included the title track and “The Middle of Starting Over,” both of which later appeared on her debut studio album.
Complete official tracklist:
- Can’t Blame a Girl for Trying
- The Middle of Starting Over
- White Flag
- Best Thing I Got
Eyes Wide Open
Released in 2015, Eyes Wide Open was Sabrina Carpenter’s debut studio album. The project showcased a youthful pop sound while introducing her songwriting and vocal style to a wider audience.
Complete official tracklist:
- Eyes Wide Open
- Can’t Blame a Girl for Trying
- The Middle of Starting Over
- We’ll Be the Stars
- Two Young Hearts
- Your Love’s Like
- Too Young
- Seamless
- Right Now
- Darling I’m a Mess
- White Flag
- Best Thing I Got
EVOLution
Released in 2016, EVOLution was Carpenter’s second studio album and represented a more polished pop direction. The project includes “On Purpose,” “Thumbs,” “No Words” and “Mirage,” showing her progression toward a more mature sound.
Complete official tracklist:
- On Purpose
- Feels Like Loneliness
- Thumbs
- No Words
- Run and Hide
- Mirage
- Don’t Want It Back
- Shadows
- Space
- All We Have Is Love
Singular: Act I
Released in 2018, Singular: Act I was the first half of Carpenter’s two-part Singular project. The eight-track album introduced a more contemporary pop and R&B-influenced sound, with songs such as “Almost Love,” “Sue Me” and “Paris.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Almost Love
- Paris
- Hold Tight
- Sue Me
- Prfct
- Bad Time
- Mona Lisa
- Diamonds Are Forever
Singular: Act II
Released in 2019, Singular: Act II completed the two-part project and continued Carpenter’s move toward modern pop and R&B. The album includes “In My Bed,” “Pushing 20,” “Exhale” and “Looking at Me.”
Complete official tracklist:
- In My Bed
- Pushing 20
- I Can’t Stop Me — featuring Saweetie
- I’m Fakin
- Take Off All Your Cool
- Tell Em
- Exhale
- Take You Back
- Looking at Me
Clouds Soundtrack
Released in 2020, Clouds was the soundtrack to the Disney+ film of the same name. Carpenter performed several songs connected to the movie alongside Fin Argus, including “Clouds,” “Fix Me Up,” “Blueberries” and “How To Go To Confession.”
Sabrina Carpenter songs from the official soundtrack:
- Blueberries
- Clouds — with Fin Argus
- Fix Me Up — with Fin Argus
- How To Go To Confession
Emails I Can’t Send
Released in 2022, Emails I Can’t Send became an important turning point in Carpenter’s career. The album presented more personal and mature songwriting and included “Nonsense,” “Fast Times,” “Vicious” and “because i liked a boy.”
Complete official tracklist:
- emails i can’t send
- Vicious
- Read your Mind
- Tornado Warnings
- because i liked a boy
- Already Over
- how many things
- bet u wanna
- Nonsense
- Fast Times
- skinny dipping
- Bad for Business
- decode
emails i can’t send fwd:
Released as an expanded edition in 2023, emails i can’t send fwd: added four songs to the original album. The expanded project brought “Feather,” which became one of Carpenter’s biggest songs, together with “opposite,” “Lonesome” and “things i wish you said.”
Additional official tracks:
- opposite
- Feather
- Lonesome
- things i wish you said
fruitcake
Released in 2023, fruitcake is Carpenter’s six-song Christmas EP. The project combines original holiday songs with a cover of “White Christmas” and gave her catalog a dedicated seasonal release.
Complete official tracklist:
- A Nonsense Christmas
- buy me presents
- santa doesn’t know you like i do
- cindy lou who
- is it new years yet?
- white xmas
Short n’ Sweet
Released in 2024, Short n’ Sweet became the breakthrough album that transformed Carpenter into a major global pop star. The album was led by “Espresso” and “Please Please Please” and also includes popular tracks such as “Taste,” “Bed Chem,” “Juno” and “Good Graces.”
Complete official standard tracklist:
- Taste
- Please Please Please
- Good Graces
- Sharpest Tool
- Coincidence
- Bed Chem
- Espresso
- Dumb & Poetic
- Slim Pickins
- Juno
- Lie to Girls
- Don’t Smile
Short n’ Sweet (Deluxe)
The deluxe edition expanded the 2024 album with five additional tracks. It includes a new version of “Please Please Please” featuring Dolly Parton alongside “15 Minutes,” “Couldn’t Make It Any Harder,” “Busy Woman” and “Bad Reviews.”
Additional official tracks:
- 15 Minutes
- Please Please Please — featuring Dolly Parton
- Couldn’t Make It Any Harder
- Busy Woman
- Bad Reviews
Man’s Best Friend
Released in 2025, Man’s Best Friend became Carpenter’s seventh studio album and followed the worldwide success of Short n’ Sweet. The project continues her concise pop songwriting style while incorporating soft rock, disco and country-tinged influences.
Complete official standard tracklist:
- Manchild
- Tears
- My Man on Willpower
- Sugar Talking
- We Almost Broke Up Again Last Night
- Nobody’s Son
- Never Getting Laid
- When Did You Get Hot?
- Go Go Juice
- Don’t Worry I’ll Make You Worry
- House Tour
- Goodbye
Official bonus track:
- Such A Funny Way
Official Standalone Singles or Songs That Are Not Included on the Main Studio Albums
Sabrina Carpenter has also released a number of official songs outside her main studio albums. These include early singles, soundtrack recordings and collaborations with other major artists.
Early and Standalone Releases
- Can’t Blame a Girl for Trying
- The Middle of Starting Over
- Smoke and Fire
- Thumbs
- Why
- Alien — with Jonas Blue
- On My Way — with Alan Walker and Farruko
- Honeymoon Fades
- Let Me Move You
- Skin
Official Collaborations
Carpenter has worked with artists from pop, electronic music, hip-hop and mainstream singer-songwriter circles. Her notable collaborations include:
- On My Way — Alan Walker, Sabrina Carpenter and Farruko
- Alien — Jonas Blue featuring Sabrina Carpenter
- Wow — Zara Larsson featuring Sabrina Carpenter
- That’s Not How This Works — Charlie Puth featuring Dan + Shay, with Sabrina Carpenter on the duet version
- You Need Me Now? — girl in red featuring Sabrina Carpenter
- The Life of a Showgirl — Taylor Swift featuring Sabrina Carpenter
- Bring Your Love — Madonna featuring Sabrina Carpenter
Bring Your Love — Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter
In 2026, Sabrina Carpenter joined Madonna on “Bring Your Love,” adding another major collaboration to her catalog. The song was followed by official Honey Dijon remixes.
Official releases:
- Bring Your Love — Madonna featuring Sabrina Carpenter
- Bring Your Love — Peaktime Dub Remix — Madonna, Sabrina Carpenter and Honey Dijon
- Bring Your Love — Twilight Mix — Madonna, Sabrina Carpenter and Honey Dijon
Other Official Soundtrack and Film Songs
Carpenter has contributed music to several film and television-related projects throughout her career. Her soundtrack catalog includes recordings associated with Clouds, Work It, Tall Girl and other screen projects.
- Blueberries
- Clouds
- Fix Me Up
- How To Go To Confession
- Let Me Move You
- Wow
Final Wrap-Up
Sabrina Carpenter’s song catalog charts her evolution from the youthful folk-pop of Can’t Blame a Girl for Trying and Eyes Wide Open to the polished pop of EVOLution and Singular, the deeply personal Emails I Can’t Send, the global breakthrough of Short n’ Sweet and the continued success of Man’s Best Friend. Alongside her solo albums, Christmas music, soundtrack recordings and collaborations with artists such as Taylor Swift, Madonna, Alan Walker, Zara Larsson, Charlie Puth and Dolly Parton, Carpenter has developed one of modern pop’s fastest-growing catalogs.
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