Stromae makes unexpected comeback on Madonna’s album

It’s been two years since the Belgian singer released a solo project. And now he’s back on the pop of music legend's new album: the queen herself, Madonna.

It’s on “My Sins Are My Savior” that you’ll be able to revel in Stromae’s raw and theatrical voice. Taken from Madonna’s album “Confessions II,” which is set to be released on July 3, this track has already won over its first (lucky!) listeners.

In fact, American journalist Mel Ottenberg revealed in the pages of Interview magazine that he “loved the song.” It was this interview that brought the news to the general public’s attention. And he’s not the only one who’s been captivated, since Madonna herself can’t stop praising the Belgian singer. “It’s Stromae singing on it. He has such a magnificent voice,” the artist says.

We’ll have to wait for the release of “Confessions II” to learn more details about the track. In the meantime, the mystery remains, and fans are on the edge of their seats.

Stromae won’t be the only special guest on the album, as the singer of “Like a Virgin” had already revealed that Sabrina Carpenter would be featured.

An official comeback?

In addition to this collaboration with the Queen of Pop, Stromae will also make an appearance on Swedish artist Tove Lo’s album “ESTRUS,” set for release on September 18. He’ll lend his voice to the track “des fleurs” (in French).