Madonna could have eight more songs from her Confessions II album waiting to be released, according to producer Stuart Price.
The producer, who worked with the Queen of Pop on her latest record, hinted that fans may not have heard the last of the music recorded during the album sessions.
Madonna Stuns Fans Announcing Brand New Album 'Confessions II.' Photocredit, Rafael Pavarotti
Speaking to Rolling Stone, Price said: “You just never know, do you? The best thing about good songs is they never die.
“They just find a way to present themselves at the right time.
“Yes, I’m being cryptic, but that’s because I think that we still love this continuum idea that Confessions is really an extended moment of time that has different elements to the performance of it.”
Madonna released Confessions II in early July, marking the long-awaited follow-up to her 2005 dance album Confessions on a Dance Floor.
The record has proved a major success, debuting at number one in the US and making chart history for the singer. Madonna has now topped the Billboard 200 in four different decades: the 1980s, 2000s, 2010s and 2020s.
The album also reached number one in the UK, giving her chart-topping records across five different decades. It marked her tenth number one album in the US and her 13th in the UK.
Confessions II is Madonna's first US number one album since MDNA in 2012. Its UK success also saw her draw level with Elvis Presley for the fifth-highest number of number one albums in the country's chart history.
The singer previously thanked fans for the response to the album, saying her dream had been to make people dance over the summer and bring them joy.
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The record features collaborations with Sabrina Carpenter, Colombian singer Feid, DJ Martin Garrix and Belgian artist Stromae.
Madonna also duets with her daughter, Lourdes “Lola” Leon, on a track exploring their relationship and the experience of growing up in the spotlight.
