Madonna has finally confirmed the release of ‘Confessions II’, a new album that can be heard from July 3, serving as a sequel to her best-selling 2005 album ‘Confessions On a Dancefloor’. The cover shows Madonna posing from the front with a purple veil covering her face. Official information confirms that there is a “continuous mix” of the album, following the concept of the original “Confessions.”
A 1-minute preview of a new song titled ‘I Feel So Free’ is available on Madonna’s official YouTube channel.
In the days leading up to the announcement, the artist did what many artists usually do when they are about to announce something important: delete all the posts from her Instagram profile. In addition, he uploaded a new profile photo that for a few hours could only be seen blurry; It looked like a studio image in which Madonna appeared with blonde hair and, as little as could be seen, in a white outfit.
In the previous hours, the rumor mill about Madonna’s new album reached levels of collective delirium, focusing on a possible collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter, who was supposed to perform on April 17 at Coachella, where Carpenter is headlining for the second consecutive week.
Rumors also pointed to a supposed title of the album, something similar to “MAD-HOUSE”, and a possible single with a sample of ‘Good Life’ by Inner City or ‘Your Love’ by Frankie Knuckles. Many of these rumors were denied, while others continued to circulate, appearing and disappearing over the past few months.
The fine line between “insider” information and absolute invention once again unleashed madness in the JENESAISPOP forums, at the same time that Popjustice announced its closure, leaving its Anglo-Saxon users without a space to comment on the new era of Madonna.
