Eyes Wide Open Tracklist
Eyes Wide Open is the debut album of American singer and actress Sabrina Carpenter. The album was released in April 2015 with Hollywood Records.
Sonically, the album consists of acoustic folk pop songs and soft piano ballads. The album deals with themes of youth, young love, and making the most of life. In general it explores a playful, innocent side of life.
“Eyes Wide Open ” Q&A
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What have the artists said about the album?
My career has come together very organically and I’ve enjoyed where my life has taken me to so far. I think if I released an album at age 12, I’d probably have regretted it immensely. Even listening to Eyes Wide Open now, the album I released at 16, I already feel like it doesn’t feel like the me I am today. But I do recognize that it was a version of myself I was at one point, and honestly, I regret nothing. In the time since, I’ve had the chance to act and learn more about that side of myself, and it’s in turn helped with my singing and songwriting process.
–via Bakchrmeeboy (2019)
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How did the album perform on the Billboard charts?
The album peaked at #43 on the Billboard 200 chart. It is her second highest peaking album to date, following her album EVOlution, which peaked at #28 at the time.
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What else has Sabrina Carpenter said about the album?
THANK YOUS
God, Mom and Dad, Aunt Nancy Cartwright. Management Team: Bill Perlman and Darci Price, Perlman Management Group and Jared Paul/Faculty. Sisters: Shannon, Sarah and Cayla. Pets: Goodwin and Woody. Hollywood Records Team, Radio Disney and Disney Channel. Band: Dave Wood, Mike Bennett, Matthew Jordan, Sarah Carpenter and Griffin Wright. Dani Markman. Voice Coaches: Didier Auger, Eric Vetro, Rita Cavell and Brandon Vara.
Cast of GMW, Rowan (who inspired me to write “Seamless”), Mitch Allan, Al Anderson, Phillip Bentley, Ben Berger, Jerrod Bettis, Julie Frost, Derek A.E. Fuhrmann, Chris Gelbuda, John Gordon, Scott Harris, Jordan Higgins, Jon Ingoldsby, Meghan Kabir, Lindsey Lee, Chelsea Lena, Jon Levine, Audra Mae, Brian Malouf, Ryan McMahon, Jim McGorman, Steven Miller, Michelle Moyer, Lindy Robbins, Lindsay Rush, Cara Salimando, Sally Seltmann, Steven Solomon, Skyler Stonestreet, Matt Squire, Matthew Tishler, Meghan Trainor, Robb Valler and Cameron Walker.—via album’s liner notes
