Madonna Officially Releases New Single “Love Sensation” Following Surprise Times Square Performance

As the hype builds around next month’s Confessions II and the Queen of Pop is slated to appear at Fifa’s first-ever World Cup Halftime show, Madonna shared the latest single off the upcoming album. Titled “Love Sensation,” the single was live debuted at a surprise performance at Times Square yesterday, June 4th, and is the latest to come off her upcoming album, the highly anticipated sequel to 2005’s Confessions on a Dance Floor. A visualizer for “Love Sensation” can be found on Madonna’s YouTube channel.

The energetic dance beat builds up from a hazy electronic backing to an exciting clarity towards the chorus, all complimented by Madonna’s vocals. Her voice carries the track from the clouded and muffled buildup to the clear and freeing chorus. The top notch dance energy of the song comes perfectly in-line with the atmosphere of Confessions II, which sees Madonna reunited with original Confessions producer Stuart Price to create more tracks perfectly suited for the titular dancefloor. The visualizer features footage of Madonna herself, coated in a static and blurring effect which visually matches the muffled buildup of the track itself. The video features the lyrics presented in big bold text,  overlapped on top of footage of Madonna who is often seen dancing coated in shades of vibrant orange and yellow.

Confessions II is set for a release on July 3rd. “Love Sensation” comes as the latest single shared for the album, following the pattern of drops that began earlier this year.

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