Madonna’s 2001 single What It Feels Like For a Girl has finally been uploaded onto streaming and download sites with a bunch of original remixes.
The 12 track collection features the Radio Edit of the track, lifted from madonna’s eighth album ‘Music’, plus 10 new mixes – and a recording of the single in Spanish, as Lo Que Siente la Mujer.
Included among the mixes is the Paul Oakenfold Perfecto Mix, the Tracy Young Club Mix and the Above & Beyond 12″ Club edit of the tune.
What It Feels Like For a Girl was released as the third and final single from ‘Music’ and was a UK Top 10 hit. It narrowly missed out on the Top 10 on the US Billboard Hot 100.
Madonna has recently been working on the final reshoots for her ‘Madame X’ concert film and documentary special. She supported her 2019 album with an impressive 75-date theatre jaunt, with stops across the US, mainland Europe and the UK through 2019/2020.
After wrapping the trek last March following eight shows in Paris, the I Rise singer was forced to take some necessary downtime, which included a number of surgeries following an ongoing knee complaint.
While details of the documentary have yet to be confirmed, according to reports Madonna’s taking the show to streaming giant Netflix.
In a recent Instagram post, LA-based production boutique VANDAL – which represents directing duo Sasha Kasiuha and VMA Award winner Nuno Xico – revealed the project in a since-deleted post.
Previewing upcoming “music-driven content”, they wrote: “First up is the Netflix documentary chronicling Madonna’s Madame X Tour.
“Coming from the world of film editorial and visual effects, respectively, Nuno and Sasha juxtapose traditional cinematic art form with cutting edge technologies and other mixed media, [to] create not just a story, but a sensation.”
Additionally, Madonna has been working on a biopic based on her life and career – however the project appeared to grind to a halt earlier this month when collaborator Diablo Cody reportedly quit after encountering difficulties working with the star.
