Madonna and Peggy Gou Unveil First Official Confessions II Remix of “I Feel So Free”

Madonna and Peggy Gou have released the first official remix from the Confessions II era, joining forces on a brisk, club-ready version of the album’s lead single, “I Feel So Free.” For Madonna, it marks another signal that the Confessions On a Dancefloor sequel is being handled as a proper continuation rather than a loose afterthought. For Gou, it places one of dance music’s most visible DJs into the orbit of a Madonna project that is already being framed with unusual care.

The remix leans into a familiar kind of retro-futurist pulse, with an ’80s throwback feel that recalls Stock Aitken Waterman and their work on Dead Or Alive’s “You Spin Me Round.” The production is built around punchy beats, thunderclaps, and a synth bassline that keeps the track moving without softening its edges. Stream it below.

Confessions II is Madonna’s 15th studio album and the follow-up to 2005’s Confessions On a Dancefloor, the record that later won the 2007 Grammy for best dance/electronic album. Stuart Price, who produced the original album, is back with Madonna for this new chapter, which has helped frame the project less as nostalgia than as a direct extension of one of her most durable pop eras.

The remix arrives shortly after the May 14 announcement of the Confessions II tracklist. The original version of “I Feel So Free” was released on April 17 and appears to open the album. The tracklist itself was unveiled through a guerrilla marketing campaign that placed posters in several major cities around the world, a rollout that fit the album’s dancefloor mythology and the kind of global scale Madonna has long understood how to weaponize.

The posters listed the album’s sides as follows:

Side 1
I Feel So Free
Good for the Soul
One Step Away
Bring Your Love
Danceteria
Read My Lips

Side 2
Everything
Love Without Words
Bizarre
School
Fragile
My Sins Are My Savior

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