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Album: Madonna - 'MDNA'
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Madonna has allegedly refused to work with Lady GaGa producer RedOne on tracks for her new album.
The 52-year-old pop icon started work on her 12th studio album on Monday, which was confirmed by her long-time manager Guy Oseary on Twitter.
However, Madonna has reportedly ruled out collaborating with producer RedOne after her record company suggested that she do so.
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Member Since: 10/13/2010
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I'm happy because she don't use RedOne. She is the only big name who stays original and not copying GaGa . ONLY MADGE
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Member Since: 3/6/2011
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Originally posted by Sahn
Some people confused the guy spotted at the studio with Sandy Vee. It's not him.
Sandy = Fake.
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oh that makes sense now.
But didnt Sandy tweet about working with Mrs Strom ala Madonna?
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Just open my eyes, going to the studio with Mrs Storm!! then back to the studio with the sisters. It will be a crazy day, i am so excited!
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http://www.facebook.com/permalink.ph...00636826674456
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Member Since: 10/9/2008
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Originally posted by Bathomet
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Not everybody "in studio" is working with Madonna. 
I readed the guy is in New York. Madonna is working in London.
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Member Since: 12/27/2010
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there is not ounce of bad about her rejecting RedOne imo 
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Member Since: 10/9/2008
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Originally posted by VeroElectronica
there is not ounce of bad about her rejecting RedOne imo |
Please no. The last thing she needs right now is the Hard Candy buzz once again. I like HC but i got tired of people saying the same things over and over again. They can be really repetitive and boring with their comments.
So far the fans and people are responding positively to the rumors, and that ain't easy. Let it perpetuate.
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Member Since: 3/18/2011
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I think it's probably a good thing that she's not going to work with RedOne. Lol.
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Member Since: 10/9/2008
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MTV: Madonna is taking our advice for new album
A few weeks ago, Madonna’s manager Guy Oseary took to Twitter to announce that the Queen of Pop was about to hit the studio to begin work on her twelfth studio album – her first since 2008’s Hard Candy. At the time, we had a few suggestions for Madge. We recommended she A.) stay away from “hot” producers like RedOne or Dr. Luke, B.) make some real dance music, and C.) use the ups and downs of the last few years to write about something substantial.
And guess what? She’s taking our advice!
Oseary tweeted that Her Madgesty began work on the untitled album on the Fourth of July. Now the first producer has been named and he’s someone to get excited about: Martin Solveig. Solveig is a French electronic music DJ and producer best known for work with Canadian electropop group Dragonette and the song “Hello,” which became a hit in the U.S. after being featured in commercials for Trident.
Remember what happened the last time Madonna worked with a lesser-known French DJ? Music happened.
"David Guetta, Joachim Garaud, Martin Solveig, Bob Sinclair – these dudes are all part of the French guard of house music coming onto the scene in the early 2000s," MTV News' resident dance music expert Akshay Bhansali tells us. "He's [Solveig] always been well respected, but this year, singles-wise, he's probably made more commercially on music than Guetta."
Solveig's good rep and ear for commercially viable dance music will be important, because this is an especially important album for Madonna. As silly as it may sound, it’s her first post-Gaga record and because of that, it will be viewed and critiqued through that lens. Earlier this year, Gaga was slapped on the wrist by music critics who felt her smash “Born This Way” sounded a little too close for comfort to Madonna’s 1989 hit “Express Yourself.” Gaga’s aesthetic is also often compared to Madonna’s.
So anyone who thinks Madonna won’t experience this same scrutiny in reverse as soon as she produces something new is naïve. Critics’ first question won’t be, “What does it sound like?” Instead they’ll ask, “Does it sound like Gaga?” And the answer needs to be no (or at least “not really”).
That’s why we recommended she avoid in-demand producers. If a producer is famous enough for the mainstream public to have some idea of who they are, then people will be able to spot their sound immediately – think RedOne’s bombastic beats for Gaga or the slick thump Dr. Luke puts together for Britney Spears and Katy Perry. Madonna at her best is forward-thinking and ahead of the musical curve; she doesn’t want to sound derivative (like she did working with “hot” producers Pharrell Williams, Nate Hills and Timbaland on Hard Candy).
She seems to know it too. Digital Spy reports Madonna declined her record company’s request to record with RedOne. “She's the writer of almost all of the new lyrics. Producer Joe Henry is involved in two songs so far. Most of the other producers are not so famous,” DS writes, citing Madonna fansite Queen Madonna.
(Having worked with people like Elvis Costello, Aimee Man and Loudon Wainwright III, Henry is better known for bluesy rock and jazz than he is pop. But he has a unique relationship with Madge – he is her brother-in-law – and co-wrote one of her best songs, 2000’s “Don’t Tell Me.”)
"He's a very capable producer, and maybe the fact that he’s an electronic dance music producer that has made two huge songs that don't sound too clubby is something that drew Madonna," Bhansali says of Solveig. "‘Hello’ doesn't feel like your average fist pump song. It feels more cultured than that – and perhaps that's what she's after."
Madonna was the primary songwriter on Music, Ray of Light and Confessions on a Dance Floor, and on all three she worked closely with little known European DJs/producers, Mirwais Ahmadzai, William Orbit and Stuart Price, respectively. It’s great that she seems to be reverting back to a formula that has worked well for her in the past. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
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I wonder how the new music generation will embrace Madonna with Gaga and the other girls out there.
I'm kinda scared.
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Member Since: 3/15/2010
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Originally posted by zach
How can you hate on the ACTUAL queen?
If she never existed, no female artist would be able to do what they do today.
So glad she's finally getting her butt in the studio. American life mixed with confessions pls.  |
Oh how I beg to differ if it wasn't her it would've been someone else, DEFINITELY overrated.
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Member Since: 10/9/2008
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Originally posted by omgitsralph
I wonder how the new music generation will embrace Madonna with Gaga and the other girls out there.
I'm kinda scared.
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Why do you guys underestimate Madonna's power? she wasn't born yesterday.
She survived ALL the big pop acts that came out since 1983... and after 27 years people still expecting music from her.
How many people can do that?
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Member Since: 10/13/2010
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My favourite songs:
Madonna: Holiday
Like a Virgin: Angel
True Blue: Papa don't preach/Live to Tell
Like a Prayer: Like a Prayer
I'm breathless: Vogue
The Immaculate Collection: i love both new tracks
Erotica: Erotica, Why it is so hard
Bedtime Stories: Survival
Ray of Light: Drowned World, Swim, Skin, Sky fits heaven
Music: every single songs are prefect
American Life: Intervention
Confessions on a Dancefloor: Future Lovers, Forbidden Love
Hard Candy: candy Shop
Favourite unreleased songs:
Music: Run
American Life: Set the Right
Confessions on a Dancefloor: Fighting Spirit
Hard Candy: Across the Sky, Lela Pala Tute
Favourite Tour: Confessions Tour
Favourite video: What it Feels like for a girl
Album: Music, American Life, Confessions on a Dancefloor
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Member Since: 9/5/2010
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Originally posted by Sahn
Why do you guys underestimate Madonna's power? she wasn't born yesterday.
She survived ALL the big pop acts that came out since 1983... and after 27 years people still expecting music from her.
How many people can do that?
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Makes me feel nostalgic of when Britney was a newcomer and took over the industry by storm.
I think it was the same rhetoric back then. Madonna just seems...more timeless.
A juggernaut that hits earth every once in a while. 
I really doubt Lady Gaga is going to have much of an impact. It's not entirely the same audience and the music is not similar at all.
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Member Since: 6/25/2010
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Originally posted by Sahn
Why do you guys underestimate Madonna's power? she wasn't born yesterday.
She survived ALL the big pop acts that came out since 1983... and after 27 years people still expecting music from her.
How many people can do that?
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I'm not underestimating the Madgesty. I have recently become a fan of her artistry and I'm still learning her bible. Thank you for commenting though, it made me less afraid. Bring it on, Madge.
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Member Since: 10/9/2008
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I can't believe she's finally in the studio. After all this time... 3 years and a ****ing half.
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Member Since: 12/1/2009
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I must say, I won't be posting often, but I am a HUGE Madge fan! She's my ultimate favorite and a true legend. I shall be with you good sisses for the whole wait. I must say, it's been far too long.
Bitch is gonna bring it! 
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Member Since: 10/13/2010
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Swim is a masterpiece
"I'm gonna carry this train off the track"
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Member Since: 10/9/2008
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Originally posted by sbenci
Swim is a masterpiece
"I'm gonna carry this train off the track"
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Member Since: 10/9/2008
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http://twitter.com/#!/FOTPMadonna/st...03108234715136
Madonna News
@FOTPMadonna
@KyeDIAGRAM "rumours are that Madonna recorded with you a few days ago... can you confirm if you're really working with her?"
@AnthonyDIAGRAM "I hope we can take that RT as a confirm. We really want you to work with Madonna. I wish you could say that rumours are true"
@FOTPMadonna "Thank you for your support. We love her too and if there is anything to tell you we will x"
@FOTPMadonna Madonna News "Anthony from DiagramOfTheHeart kindly answered to us about the supposed collaboration with Madonna. Cryptic answer, but it looks like a no"
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Well:
Diagram of The Heart.
Martin Solveig.
I really liked the sound of this band. Maybe their demos sucked.
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Member Since: 3/6/2011
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Originally posted by Sahn
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Well:
Diagram of The Heart.
Martin Solveig.
I really liked the sound of this band. Maybe their demos sucked.
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Urh. That was the collab I was the most excited for. 
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