[RedImmik]

It sounds like something from confessions. I thought she said she doesn't like to repeat herself. I'm confused

[Ubgvuncd]

It sounds really cringey and bad. And not in a GMYL way, with the tongue in cheek and a good sense of fun.

Might be a remix, let's wait for the real one...

[leoto5Fm]

It makes Give Me All Your Luvin' [sic] sound fashion-forward and meaty. Come back, Celebration, all is forgiven!

[Thydaysuh]

Ooo..no I don't like it. Of course I didn't like Gimme All Your Luvin' when I first heard a clip of it too. But still this doesn't sound good and isn't the Madonna that I love.

[QuidQuoPro]

And to think she told the LA Times, "I've made a huge effort to try and not sound like everybody else."

[Almolfuncomma]

I'm really hoping it's a remix. Gives me hope for the song.

Turn Up The Radio sounds kinda generic.. but I like what I hear so far! I'm looking forward to that one. Sounds like it could be another Jump for me. Again, not sounding very different.. but I think i'll enjoy it.

[Greapyjeory]

I'm not expecting any greatness from this album, but what I've heard so far is really bad, even for my low expectations. Those songs are even worse than all those demos and unreleased tracks that leaked in the last couple of years.

[RedImmik]

Turn up the radio reminds me of that club song Hello ft dragonette

[mymnduccete]

In case you haven't heard it, here's a preview...

Girlfriend...

[ProomoSam]

I'll take some Ace of Base over that any time. Jeez.

[DumErrory]

Who is this gif of? I see people in that audience...

[Alupleintilla]

Video to be directed by Mert & Mercus.

[Greapyjeory]

Oh God, just how I imagined. Give It 2 Me part 2, photoshoot turned into a music video. ¬¬

[WhiliaStelt]

I hope not. I really love their work with Madonna in terms of photoshoots, so let's hope they churn out a good video for her. Apparently this is their first video shoot. And since she's just now filming the video, I don't see how it could just be recycled photoshoot footage.

[Alupleintilla]

I hope not. I really love their work with Madonna in terms of photoshoots, so let's hope they churn out a good video for her. Apparently this is their first video shoot. And since she's just now filming the video, I don't see how it could just be recycled photoshoot footage.

Bets on what color the "dancing wall" will be for this one? I say silver!

[johnteriz]

Mert & Mercus directed this :



I think it's the obvious pornish hyper stylistic mess that we can expect from fashion people making films...

[OWV9LSxH]

[masterso]

I'll take some Ace of Base over that any time. Jeez.

I was going to say that when I listened to the clip.
It's SOOOO Ace Of Base...

[WhiliaStelt]

Billboard.com posted this "making of" article today on the new single. Pretty interesting.

http://www.billboard.com/news/how-ma...06241352.story

How Madonna's Second 'MDNA' Single 'Girls Gone Wild' Came Together
by Kerri Mason

"Girls Gone Wild," the second single from Madonna's " MDNA," was born from the remote union of two Italian producers and a Canadian writer, all signed to Patrick Moxey's Ultra Music.

"Obviously it's huge for us," Moxey tells Billboard.com. "We have both the producer and the top-line writer; that's 100% share."

The mid-tempo, four-on-the-floor party track is a tougher take on the style of Madge's 2005 effort, "Confessions On A Dancefloor," produced by Stuart Price: It's undeniably dance, but with stronger electro than house markings. ("MDNA" in totality will probably be more diverse, featuring the production of disco house champion Martin Solveig on four tracks, and the darker, trance-ier William Orbit on five.)

Moxey traces the song's beginning back to early 2011, when Ultra Records artist Benny Benassi was preparing to release "Electroman," his fourth studio album. Moxey thought his aggressive style would "work well with some of the major American superstar artists," so he requested additional tracks from Benny and his longtime production partner, Ale (Alejandro) Benassi, also his cousin.

Benassi is best known for single "Satisfaction," a robotic take on the Rolling Stones original, which snagged a high-profile Wendy's synch back in 2003. Since then, he's made his mark with a hard-hitting electro-focused singles and DJ sets that nonetheless mesh with different genres, snagging a "Best Remix" Grammy in 2008 for Public Enemy's "Bring The Noise." (Skrillex just took the same award this year for his take on "Cinema," a Benassi original.)

Moxey selected a few tracks and shared them with Jenson Vaughan, a young top-line writer based in Vancouver. Vaughn had done extensive work with U.K. producer Ian Carey, on collaborations with artists like Timbaland, Kelly Rowland and Snoop Dogg. "I was really attracted to his lyrics," says Moxey, "and I feel Benassi in my bones, because those bass-driven tracks are so inspiring. It's a bit like cooking, like, 'Ooh, what would this sound like together?'"

Vaughn returned a demo just a week later, which Moxey shared with Benassi's European co-manager Paul Sears, who in turn sent it to Guy Oseary, Madonna's manager. Soon, the Benassi boys were on their way to London (from their home of Parma, Italy) to record with Madonna. "She loved them," reports Moxey. "Benny is such a quality person; I think that made it all flow so much easier."

Two tracks from that session -- "Girls" and "I'm Addicted" -- made it onto "MDNA," with "Girls" opening the album.

"A brilliant way to have hits is to create hits," says Moxey. "When you have very talented people around you, you just make the introductions, and maybe give them some direction. It's the essence of the A&R process, but it's so natural -- it's not contrived."

Looking toward the release of the "GGW" video, Moxey says he isn't concerned with a reported lawsuit from Joe Francis, creator of the "Girls Gone Wild" series of co-ed flasher videos. "When I looked at ASCAP, I noticed there were approximately 50 records called 'Girls Gone Wild,'" he says. "This guy just thinks too much of himself."

[jPNy2BP5]

They could have still came out with a better title for the song than that.