Madonna’s ‘Madame X’ Album Music Suggestion
Out of all the songs on Madonna’s new album (released June 14, 2019), “Madame X,” the only ones I can recommend for any Gen Xer who’d like to have a new work out song would be “I Don’t Search I Find” and the official remixes of “Medellin” (pronounced “med-uh-zeen”).
“I Don’t Search I Find” is very reminiscent of Madonna’s 1990s song “Rescue Me.”
You can listen to the entire “Madame X” album (Deluxe Version) on Madonna’s official You Tube account here, and probably on Spotify.
Many professional music reviewers have given this album a high rating, in spite of the fact they’re also saying some of the songs on it are terrible (see this example or this example), while one or two reviews have been very negative across the board (such as this one or this one).
My personal take on this album:
Aside from “I Don’t Search I Find” and the official “Medellin” remixes, the other songs on this album range from mid-tempo, to strange, to so-so average and dull, to, I am sorry to say, un-listen-able.
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