Madonna, the queen of pop music, has teamed up with actress-singer Sabrina Carpenter for a new track named ‘Bring Your Love’. As reported, the new track will be used as the lead single from Madonna’s latest album ‘Confessions II’. The new track is highly inspired by house and disco music and begins with an individual vocal from Madonna, followed by Carpenter’s vocals. The defiant chorus features the duo harmonising on the lyrics: "Bring your love 'cause you cannot shake me / Bring your love 'cause you'll never break me / Bring your love 'cause you cannot take me down."
Fans were first given a glimpse of the collaboration during Carpenter’s set at Coachella, where Madonna made a high-profile surprise appearance. The pair debuted the track live immediately after a performance of the classic hit 'Vogue', eventually closing out the set with an anthemic rendition of 'Like a Prayer'.
'Confessions II', which is scheduled for a July 3 release under Warner Records, represents Madonna’s first full-length studio effort in seven years. Significantly, the project sees her reunited with producer Stuart Price, the creative force behind the critically adored 'Confessions on a Dance Floor'. The album’s rollout began in earnest earlier this year with the teaser track 'I Feel So Free', which first aired on iHeartRadio’s Pride Radio before hitting digital streaming services.
The Queen of Pop has been keeping a visible presence in the club scene lately to build momentum for the record. She recently appeared at the legendary West Hollywood venue The Abbey for an exclusive "Club Confessions Los Angeles" event. Stepping into the DJ booth, she was joined by Price, Romy, and Mez Monty. The evening also saw a viral moment featuring Addison Rae, who was spotted energising the crowd alongside the singer. Rae later took to Instagram to share her excitement, simply posting, ".... Love you Madonna," further cementing the buzz surrounding the icon’s return to the dance floor.
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