<\/p>\n
Photo credit: Madonna \u2013 Facebook<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Madonna<\/strong> has confirmed plans to release a new dance music album in 2026. The still-untitled project will be her first studio LP since 2019\u2019s \u2018Madame X\u2019<\/strong>, and marks a return to the sound that shaped her 2005 release \u2018Confessions On A Dance Floor\u2019.<\/strong><\/p>\n The album will reunite her with longtime collaborator DJ Stuart Price<\/strong>, and also mark her return to Warner Records<\/strong> after more than two decades. Madonna<\/strong> originally signed with the label in 1982 under its Sire Records<\/strong> imprint, where she remained until joining Interscope for 2012\u2019s \u2018MDNA\u2019.<\/strong><\/p>\n Reflecting on her early days, Madonna<\/strong> described the original Warner<\/strong> deal as a turning point in her life, and credited the label for their long-standing creative partnership. She also expressed enthusiasm about reuniting with them, and hinted at continuing to challenge expectations and spark conversation through her work.<\/p>\n Earlier this year, Madonna<\/strong> released \u2018Veronica Electronica\u2019<\/strong><\/a>, a remix album of her 1998 record \u2018Ray Of Light\u2019<\/strong>, featuring reworks by Sasha, BT, Peter Rauhofer, <\/strong>and Victor Calderone.<\/strong><\/p>\n Listen to \u2018Veronica Electronica\u2019<\/strong> below and grab your copy here.<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n