Carly Rae Jepsen doesn't typically break the internet with drama or scandals; she breaks it with a perfectly crafted hook. As we move into the final quarter of the year, keep your streaming services on alert. Set your alarms for Friday at midnight. And start thinking about all the ways you already love her, because she is about to give you a hundred more.

While official details regarding a full-length 2024 album remain shrouded in the mystery that Jepsen often curates so well, the mention of "All The Ways" and the promise of a new album cycle suggest a pivotal moment in the singer’s career. This article dives deep into the context of "All The Ways," explores the potential themes of her next project, and analyzes why 2024 might be the year Carly Rae Jepsen redefines her legacy once again.

For fans who have followed Jepsen since the Emotion era, a title like "All The Ways" fits perfectly into her lexicon of yearning, romantic hyper-specificity. While "Call Me Maybe" was about chance, and "Run Away With Me" was about reckless abandonment, "All The Ways" suggests a cataloging of love—a meticulous, almost obsessive list of reasons to fall for someone.

Carly Rae Jepsen ’s 2024 season was defined by a blend of nostalgia and secretive studio sessions, laying the groundwork for her highly anticipated seventh studio album. While a full-length record did not officially debut in 2024, the year was pivotal for leaked tracks, major personal milestones, and a deep dive back into her critically acclaimed history. The Mystery of "All The Ways"

To understand the keyword, one must first understand the song attached to it. "All The Ways" is a track that holds a unique place in the hearts of Carly Rae Jepsen fans. Originally surfounding during the Dedicated recording sessions (2019) and eventually finding a home on the Dedicated Side B album—a collection of B-sides that many critics argued was stronger than the main album—"All The Ways" is a masterclass in yearning.

While "All The Ways" is the current North Star for fans, it is merely a single thread in a larger tapestry. Carly Rae Jepsen operates on a unique release cycle. She famously records hundreds of songs for each era (over 200 for Emotion ). She then splits them into "Side A" (the mainstream album) and "Side B" (the vault tracks).