Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter Bring Your Love official visualizer. Two eras colliding on one track. - practical advice

[TeaAndCode72]

Madonna dropped the lead single from Confessions II on April 30 and the collaborator is Sabrina Carpenter. Bring Your Love is a house-influenced dance-pop track produced by Madonna and Stuart Price, who also produced the original Confessions on a Dance Floor in 2005. The Carpenter feature fits naturally rather than feeling like a marketing decision.

Confessions II has been anticipated since Madonna announced it at the Grammys in February. The full album is expected this summer. The visualizer rather than a full video suggests the proper video is still coming.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWoTyfPsqbE

[Cheugy]

Stuart Price coming back for Confessions II is the correct decision and the track sounds exactly like the natural follow-up to the original

[RomanReigns02]

Sabrina Carpenter on a Madonna house record sounds like it should not work and absolutely works

[BiscuitTin]

Confessions on a Dance Floor is one of the best pop albums of the 2000s. The pressure on a sequel is significant but this single is a good sign

[Seb83]

The visualizer suggests the full video is being saved for the album campaign. Assuming it is going to be significant

[Coder53]

Carpenter is having a year where every collaboration she appears on is better for her being there

[Myles]

Madonna at this stage of her career still making genuinely interesting pop music is something that does not get enough credit

[RandyOrton26]

Stuart Price producing again is the detail that makes this feel legitimate rather than nostalgia bait

[Omega]

If the full Confessions II holds this quality throughout it is going to be a genuine album of the year conversation

[BretHart99]

Spot on. Good thread this.

[Estuary59]

Two generations of pop at the peak of their respective powers on the same track is exactly what a good collaboration should be