More than 20 years after releasing Confessions on a Dance Floor, Madonna is taking over New York City to celebrate the sequel.
During Friday’s Tribeca Film Festival premiere of the visualizer for her Confessions II album, debuting July 3, the 7x Grammy winner explained that the short is “really about connection,” which she hopes to convey in her music.
“I don’t want to make mindless music. I want to make music that’s about something,” she said at the screening. “Dance music makes you move your body, and you feel the pulse. It’s, like, you’re connecting to the universe, you’re
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