Madonna's Spy Album Madame X Is Now Out

Secret agent Madonna has released her fourteenth studio album Madame X, named immediately after her top-secret alias for her mission. Think of the LP as classified notes about her worldly trek through genres and influences. It’s finally here soon after what feels like years of anticipation and waiting, with Madonna first revealing its existence in January on Instagram and then its first single, “Medellin,” arriving in April. To all the spies out there, Madame X is here to spin a story of countless identities for you to figure out with. For each person else, you’ll find a variety of vast influences and fantastic music.





Madame X has thirteen tracks and its deluxe version has fifteen. It features all the previously released singles, “Medellin,” naturally, featuring Maluma, “I Rise,” “Crave” with Swae Lee, “Future” with Quavo, and “Dark Ballet” which features Mykki Blanco acting as Joan Of Arc in the accompanying video. That’s a lot of massive records.


It all began with the “Welcome to the World of Madame X” trailer that Madonna released in April that served as an official announcement for the LP. She cosplayed in the name of pop music, wearing tilted cowboy hats and eye patches as she perused her Rolodex of identities. That brief tease has right now been totally unveiled. Her world of secrets has right now been unveiled to all.


Listen to the wide world of Madame X up above.