Her next album will be produced by Stuart Price, with whom the singer created ‘Confessions on A Dance Floor’ (2005), consisting of hits such as ‘Hung Up’ and ‘Sorry’
the artist with the most records sold in history, announced this Thursday (18), a new album with rhythms “Dance” for next year with the label with which he debuted and signed his greatest hits. “From the beginning, Warner Records has been a true partner for me. I’m happy to be with them again and anxious for the future, making music, making the unexpected and perhaps causing some necessary debates,” the star said in a statement.
Her future album will be produced by Stuart Price, with whom the singer created “Confessions on A Dance Floor” (2005), consisting of hits such as “Hung Up” and “Sorry”. “We are honored to welcome Madonna back to Warner Records. Madonna is not just an artist, an icon, a rules brokener, an authentic cultural strength,” Tom Corson and Aaron Bay-Schuck, co-owner, said in statements in the statement.
The 67 -year -old star worked with Warner from 1982 to 2007, when he went to Live Nation with one of the most profitable contracts in the world of music of that time. After three unsuccessful albums, the last of them “Madame X” (2019), Madonna returned in 2021 to the label with which she debuted.
*With information from AFP
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