Madonna has unveiled 'I Feel So Free', the first song from her upcoming album 'Confessions II'. Released on April 17 via Warner Records, the track marks her return to dancefloor-ready pop music. Notably, it arrived just hours after her Coachella weekend 2 appearance with Sabrina Carpenter. The rollout signals a deliberate push back into club culture for the Queen of Pop.
‘I Feel So Free’ samples Lil Louis’s 1989 house classic ‘French Kiss’. Crucially, the track sits in the same sonic world as her 2005 album ‘Confessions on a Dance Floor’, with tones that recall ‘Future Lovers’. Madonna wrote and produced the song with Stuart Price, the producer behind the original Confessions. In addition, Arca received additional producer credits on the record.
Meanwhile, iHeartRadio’s Pride Radio debuted ‘I Feel So Free’ exclusively at 10 a.m. ET on Friday. Indeed, the station played the song on the hour for the full day before the official release arrived. Still, the track is billed as the first taste of the album rather than the lead single, which remains forthcoming. Fans can expect more music across the months ahead.
‘Confessions II’ lands July 3 via Warner Records. It marks Madonna’s first full-length album since 2019’s ‘Madame X’, and her first since re-signing with the label. Additionally, the project reunites her with Stuart Price for the first time in two decades. For dance music fans, the Queen of Pop is officially back on the floor after a long wait, and the summer release will be a cultural moment worth tracking.
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