Emails I Can't Send cover art

  Studio Album · No. 5

Emails I Can't Send Songwriting Credits by Sabrina Carpenter

2022 Island Records 17 tracks 39 min

Produced by Leroy Clampitt, John Ryan, Julian Bunetta  ·  Engineered by Josh Gudwin, Serban Ghenea, Bryce Bordone, Heidi Wang, Chris Gehringer, Will Quinnell

Island Records PopBedroom PopFolk-PopSynth-Pop
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Holds writing credit on 17 of 17 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 17 / 17 documented

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Sabrina Carpenter's roles on this album

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By the Numbers

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Sabrina Carpenter co-wrote every track on her major-label debut, working closely with John Ryan and Jasper Harris, who shaped much of the record's confessional pop sound. The album also drew songwriting and production from Julian Bunetta, Leroy Clampitt, Jason Evigan, and Jorgen Odegard, with contributions from Julia Michaels and JP Saxe. Carpenter framed the project as her most personal writing to date, addressing public scrutiny directly on tracks like 'because i liked a boy.' The later Fwd: edition extended the tracklist and included the breakout single 'Feather.'

Emails I Can't Send is Sabrina Carpenter's fifth studio album, released August 26, 2022, her first with Island Records. The 13-track album is her most personal and confessional to date, drawing heavily on real relationships and public controversies. Written entirely by Carpenter alongside collaborators including Julia Michaels, JP Saxe, Amy Allen, and Steph Jones, it generated widespread fan recognition and critical praise for its emotional directness. The deluxe edition added four tracks including 'Feather,' which became a breakout hit.

Track Listing & Credits 17 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Emails I Can't Send
Sabrina CarpenterJulia MichaelsJP Saxe Sabrina CarpenterJulia MichaelsJP Saxe Leroy Clampitt Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
2
Vicious
Sabrina CarpenterAmy Allen Sabrina CarpenterAmy Allen Jason Evigan Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
3
Read Your Mind
Sabrina CarpenterSkyler Stonestreet Sabrina CarpenterSkyler Stonestreet Leroy Clampitt Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
4
Tornado Warnings
Sabrina CarpenterJulia Michaels Sabrina CarpenterJulia Michaels Jorgen Odegard Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
5
Because I Liked a Boy
Sabrina CarpenterJulia Michaels Sabrina CarpenterJulia Michaels John Ryan Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
6
Already Over
Sabrina CarpenterJulia Michaels Sabrina CarpenterJulia Michaels John Ryan Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
7
How Many Things
Sabrina Carpenter Sabrina Carpenter Ryan Marrone Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
8
Bet U Wanna
Sabrina CarpenterSteph Jones Sabrina CarpenterSteph Jones Julian BunettaLeroy Clampitt Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
9
Nonsense #56
Sabrina CarpenterSteph Jones Sabrina CarpenterSteph Jones Julian Bunetta Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
10
Fast Times
Sabrina CarpenterJulia Michaels Sabrina CarpenterJulia Michaels John Ryan Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
11
Skinny Dipping
Sabrina CarpenterJulia Michaels Sabrina CarpenterJulia Michaels Leroy Clampitt Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
12
Bad for Business
Sabrina CarpenterSteph Jones Sabrina CarpenterSteph Jones Leroy Clampitt Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
13
Decode
Sabrina CarpenterJulia Michaels Sabrina CarpenterJulia Michaels John Ryan Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
14
Opposite
Sabrina CarpenterAmy Allen Sabrina CarpenterAmy Allen Lostboy Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
15
Feather #21
Sabrina CarpenterAmy Allen Sabrina CarpenterAmy Allen John Ryan Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
16
Lonesome
Sabrina CarpenterSkyler Stonestreet Sabrina CarpenterSkyler Stonestreet Leroy Clampitt Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)
17
Things I Wish You Said
Sabrina CarpenterSteph Jones Sabrina CarpenterSteph Jones Leroy Clampitt Sabrina Carpenter (Vocals)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 13 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Emails I Can't Send

Did Sabrina Carpenter write Emails I Can't Send herself?
Yes. Sabrina Carpenter is a co-writer on every track of Emails I Can't Send. She worked primarily with John Ryan and Jasper Harris, alongside collaborators including Julian Bunetta, Julia Michaels, and JP Saxe.
When was Sabrina Carpenter's Emails I Can't Send released?
Emails I Can't Send was released on July 15, 2022, through Island Records. It is Sabrina Carpenter's fifth studio album and her first for the label.
What is the song because i liked a boy on Emails I Can't Send about?
'because i liked a boy' addresses the public scrutiny and online harassment Sabrina Carpenter faced over her personal life. She uses the track to respond directly to the way she was portrayed, making it one of the album's most confessional moments.
Did Nonsense by Sabrina Carpenter chart on the Billboard Hot 100?
Yes. 'Nonsense' peaked at number 56 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song became a fan favorite known for its improvised outros performed live on tour.
What is the Feather single from Emails I Can't Send?
'Feather' was released as part of the album's Fwd: edition and became a breakout hit, peaking at number 21 on the Billboard Hot 100. Its music video, released in October 2023, drew significant attention.
How long is Sabrina Carpenter's Emails I Can't Send album?
The standard edition of Emails I Can't Send runs approximately 39 minutes. The Fwd: edition expanded the tracklist with additional songs including 'Feather.'
Is Emails I Can't Send certified by the RIAA?
Yes. Emails I Can't Send was certified Platinum by the RIAA in the United States, representing one million units. It also reached multi-platinum status in Canada and New Zealand.
Data note: Tracks 14-17 are from the Deluxe Edition (November 2022), included here because 'Feather' became a breakthrough hit.

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