Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter: listen to the new single “Bring Your Love”, previewing “Confessions II”

Madonna kicks off a new phase of the "Confessions II" project with the single "Bring Your Love", made together with Sabrina Carpenter. The track, set to lead the rollout of the album due out on July 3rd, consolidates a collaboration already hinted at by their recent shared appearance on the Coachella stage.

Produced by Madonna with Stuart Price, “Bring Your Love” unfolds as a dance track geared toward the club, carrying an explicit message stated without any ambiguity: “Ask yourself this/ What are you doing it for?/ Is it for you? Is it for them?”.

Listen below to Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter on "Bring Your Love".

The track had been unveiled during their surprise appearance at the California festival, where the two artists also performed "Vogue" and "Like A Prayer". On that occasion, Madonna explained the meaning behind the comeback: “It was the first time I performed ‘Confessions On A Dance Floor’ part one in America. And it was a huge emotional moment for me, so you can imagine what it means to me to be back twenty years later with the same boots, the same corset, the jacket I wore back then, the same Gucci jacket.”

The launch of the new cycle has been accompanied by a series of targeted initiatives: from the radio debut of "I Feel So Free" on Pride Radio to exclusive events like "Club Confessions Los Angeles", right up to promotional collaborations outside the strictly musical sphere.

"Confessions II" will be released on July 3rd via Warner Records. The new album is the follow-up to the iconic "Confessions On A Dance Floor", which became a global phenomenon, topping the charts in dozens of countries and selling over ten million copies. The single "Hung Up", built around a sample of ABBA's "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!" by ABBA, dominated international charts, while tracks like "Sorry" and "Jump" reinforced a tight, cohesive dance sound. The album also earned a Grammy for Best Electronic/Dance Album.

Her last studio album, "Madame X", dates back to 2019, while in the years since Madonna has released standalone singles and also dealt with health issues, culminating in a severe bacterial infection that forced her into emergency hospitalization in 2023. The celebratory tour that followed, grossing over $200 million, marked a solid return to the stage, however.

Meanwhile, the American artist continues to work on other fronts as well: after the difficulties encountered by a planned biopic, a collaboration has been launched with director Shawn Levy for a Netflix series centered on her rise to fame.

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