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Madonna and Kylie Minogue Release Remix of “Love Sensation”: Stream

The two dance-pop megastars debuted the remix during a surprise performance at an Amsterdam party. Madonna and Kylie Minogue Release Remix of “Love Sensation”: Stream Travis Bland

Madonna and Kylie Minogue Release Remix of “Love Sensation”: Stream

Madonna and Kylie Minogue have collaborated on a remix of "Love Sensation," originally featured on Madonna's latest album Confessions II. The two pop icons debuted the remix at a performance for Madonna's "Club Confessions" dance party during WorldPride in Amsterdam last weekend. Produced by Madonna's longtime collaborator, Stuart Price, the remix drastically expands the original's runtime by nearly doubling it.

This expanded version features Minogue's vocal textures in the second half, contributing to a heightened sense of propulsion and smoky dreaminess in the house anthem. The original single was released in June as the third single from Confessions II, a sequel to Madonna's 2005 hit album Confessions on a Dance Floor, which dominated charts worldwide, including the Billboard album chart. Fans can purchase the remix as a limited edition CD single.

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