Madonna’s Confession II is to hit the spotlight soon. But the question is this time, will her return be another saga for her? Is waiting 21 years worth it?
Madonna's first Confessions project is her acclaimed 2005 10th studio album, Confessions on a Dance Floor. Released in November 2005, the record marked a massive return to electronic and club-music roots, and was supported by the hit lead single "Hung Up"
According to BBC it was her last true classic, it was a hymn to the liberating power of the club. A place where one of the planet's most recognisable women could blend into a sea of bodies, and lose herself in the music.
On the cover of her latest album she is covered herself in neon, and a purple veil in her face.
Even before the algorithms existed, Madonna made a space here, beyond borders. Recent days, her collaborations with young pop singers like Sabrina Carpenter were also an unexpected combo, that was well received by fans



