Madonna has released her hotly anticipated Sabrina Carpenter duet, Bring Your Love, from her upcoming Confessions II album.
The track arrives as the singer prepares to release her 15th studio record, marking her first full‑length project since 2019’s Madame X and the beginning of a renewed partnership with Warner Records.
Sabrina has encouraged the pair’s fans to take a phone break and “get out and dance” to the collaboration.
Upon its release, she shared to Instagram: “Thank you Madonna for inviting me to be a part of Confessions II.
“I hope you all enjoy it and take a break from phone and go out and dance!”
The single was introduced in dramatic fashion during Madonna’s surprise appearance at Coachella earlier this month, where she returned to the festival two decades after her first performance there.
She and Sabrina, who has frequently cited The Queen of Pop as an influence, teamed up onstage for a celebratory run through Vogue and Like A Prayer in matching outfits, before the pair debuted Bring Your Love for the first time.
The performance drew immediate attention online, with fans praising the pairing and speculating about the direction of Confessions II, which Madonna has been teasing across recent months.
Fans who missed the festival set will be able to watch it when Coachella uploads the performance to its official YouTube channel Saturday (02.05.26) at 7am PT.
The new track was produced by Madonna with long‑time collaborator Stuart Price, reuniting the creative team behind her 2005 album Confessions on a Dance Floor, a record that remains one of the defining releases of her career.
The album continues her long relationship with Warner Records, a partnership she publicly celebrated when announcing her return to the label.
Reflecting on the reunion last year, she said: “Since the beginning Warner Records has been a real partner with me. I am happy to be reunited and look forward to the future, making music, doing the unexpected while perhaps provoking a few needed conversations.”
Confessions II will be released on July 3, and is expected to build on the dance‑driven foundations of her earlier work with Stuart.
With the single now out in the world and the album date confirmed, Madonna’s latest chapter is officially underway, setting the stage for one of the summer’s most anticipated pop releases.