Looks like we're getting part 2 of her 2005 album, Confessions on a Dance Floor.

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/madonna-new-album-2026-warner-records-1235427964/

Yuk...I prefer her 80s and early 90s stuff......

When Madonna released her self-titled debut album in 1982 Sire Records/Warner Bros knew this was the artist who could sell millions for them. And being on a huge record label that Warner Bros Records was known for meant that Madonna would become Warner Bros Records biggest superstar. And throughout the 80's Madonna did that and making Sire Records/Warner Bros a top record label meant that Madonna was really on her way. When she founded the label Maverick Records Madonna knew that still with Warner Bros Maverick Records would be a top label and so by having artists like Alanis Morrisette meant Maverick Records could grow into a strong label. And Maverick Records did and Madonna even created a sister record label of Maverick called Maverick Latin which had Spanish language artists. But you can see why Madonna is returning to Warner Bros to release a comeback album. Because Warner Bros gave her a big million-dollar contract to sign back with them because if there one thing Warner Bros Records likes is having their successful artists return to their label because they do make famous singers even more famous

I remember one of her first singles, Borderline--yep, Sire Records--I probably still have the 45. Good stuff, back in the 80s, probably. She's probably in her 50s by now.

Early Madonna was my favorite era for her. Loved her energetic 1985 Live Aid performance. She's now 67.