Madonna's manager Guy Oseary has been quite talkative on his Twitter page today, answering many questions about the Queen of Pop's upcoming projects and releases.
Several questions focused on Madonna's classic tours to be released on DVD and Blu Ray, and here's what Guy had to say:
"i had a meeting with warner records last week to discuss the dvd's.. its a start.."
"I would like it as well.. i had my first meeting with warner records about it.. this will take time.. no promises.. we shall see."
" I never said no to releasing the dvds. I only said there were no plans for it.. I met with warner this last week to discuss it.."
"there are NO plans. We had our first meeting about dvd's, with the intention of making it happen, but this will take some time."
Another major topic was a Summer Tour this year:
"not this summer... we have to make an album first.. and as i said before, this will happen soon as she's done with the movie.."
"not this summer... need to make an album first!"
And of course some hints about Madonna's new album and collaborators:
"yes! soon as the movie is over... she is currently listening to new music.. and is very eager to make a new album!!!"
"most of the music madonna is liking for new album are from all unknown producers. from what she played me, the tracks sound amazing"
" I've always wanted to a madonna unplugged, the new album will be quite the opposite of unplugged. I have one word for you: DANCE"
"as i said, so far all the tracks being considered are from unknown producers.. but we are open to all and any great ideas.."
With a little info about the release of "W.E" as well:
"no information on movie release yet.. when we know, we will definitely tell everyone.."

Source: Twitter, MadonnaTribe

It looks like Madonna is preparing to enter the studio to record a new album, the first under her $100 million multi-rights deal with Live Nation, which another lucrative tour seems likely as well.

“They tell me Madonna is about to record, so there could be another Madonna cycle coming,” Live Nation Entertainment Chairman Irving Azoff told Billboard.biz during an interview earlier this week. Asked if the Madonna album would come through Live Nation, Azoff responded, “Yes,” meaning Madonna’s album could be the first recorded content overseen by Live Nation. The Zac Brown Band’s LP “The Foundation” was initially geared to be a Live Nation project in 2008, but the company folded its label division with the exit of then-chairman Michael Cohl and the record ended up on Atlantic.

Azoff’s news was echoed by Madonna manager Guy Oseary this week via Twitter: “The update is that Madonna can’t wait to get into the recording studio. This will happen as soon as she finishes the movie she directed.”

Live Nation signed a 10-year multi-rights deal with Madonna in 2007 said to be worth as much as $100 million, including her touring, merchandising and recording rights. Madonna left Warner Bros., her label home of 25 years, after the release of her 2008 album “Hard Candy.” Her subsequent Live Nation-produced “Sticky & Sweet” tour grossed $408 million worldwide, according to Billboard Boxscore, highest ever for a female artist.

After the Madonna deal, Live Nation subsequently announced long term multi-rights deals with such artists as U2 (which does not include recorded content), Shakira, Jay-Z and others. Still, it is likely Live Nation would partner with some other entity in releasing the record, as executives at the firm have stated repeatedly that they don’t intend to enter the record business full-tilt.

“Live Nation, prior to the merger, entered into some of these all-rights deals, so there are certain artists, Madonna being one of them, that there is a recorded music strategy,” Azoff saod. “Once she gets the album recorded, we’ll sit down with her and her manager Guy Oseary and figure out what’s best for the record. It has to start with the music.”

Source: Billboard.biz

There has been quite a buzz lately about chances for one of the most sought-after pieces of Madonna's career as a performer to finally see the light of day, and we're happy to share three great news with you.
MadonnaTribe can exclusively reveal that not only one but three Madonna tour concerts are going to be released on home video in the near future.
Not only the long-awaited Blond Ambition Tour is now set for release on both DVD and Blu Ray but also the whole Virgin Tour concert and a remastered Girlie Show!
These are new releases Warner had been working on since a while, and time has finally come to hit the stores.
This is the sort of news able to make the day for many Madonna fans, even if we also have to add the there is nothing planned at this point for another gem, Madonna's Reinvention Tour.

Source: MadonnaTribe

“Give It 2 Me” producer Pharrell Williams confirmed in the recent interview with The Herald Sun that he is involved in a new project with Madonna.

Speaking from a Miami studio, Williams reels off an equally jam-packed calendar for 2011. "I've just been all over the place from project to project. Right now I'm working on lil' Neptunes music," he says. "And there's another Despicable Me. We've also got some stuff going on with Madonna."

Source: The Herald Sun

Its official! I need to move. I need to sweat. I need to make new music! Music I can dance to. I'm on the look out for the maddest, sickest, most bad ass people to collaborate with. I'm just saying...... – Madonna

Source: Madonna’s official Facebook, Guy Oseary’s Twitter

According to music/popular culture anthropologist Marc Andrews’ Twitter, Swedish House Mafia’s Sebastian Ingrosso could be involved in Madonna’s forthcoming music project… But it’s still very unsure…

The Swedish House Mafia is a group of three house DJs and producers: Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso.
Ingrosso is ranked #25 in 2009 on DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJ list and has co-written and coproduced the track Cupid Boy on the Kylie Minogue album Aphrodite.

Marc Andrews is also the former Smash Hits editor now DNA contributing editor & Mediaweek assistant editor.

Source: MadonnaRama

I’m in Love With Love (2003 sessions demo – Mirwais & Monte Pittman production)

Source: News-Of-Madonna

Set The Right [American Life sessions demo]

Little Girl [Music sessions demo]

Source: News-Of-Madonna

Latte – produced by Timbaland

Wikipedia reports that Latte is a collaboration between Madonna, Justin Timberlake, Timbaland and Danja. It is actually the song that got mentioned by Timbaland at one occasion. He called it “La La”.

If you’ll listen carefully, you’ll hear that the chorus is actually pretty familiar as it contains lyrics from “Pala Tute” that Madonna has incorporated in the lyrics of La Isla Bonita on Live Earth and Sticky & Sweet Tour performances.

Thanks to Madonna Fanzine!

Broken (I’m Sorry) – produced by Paul Oakenfold

Across The Sky (early demo) – produced by Timbaland

Thanks to MadonnaChile!

Update:

Animal – produced by Timbaland

Thanks to News-Of-Madonna!

Today Miss You, song recoded during American Life sessions, found it’s way on the internet. It is a stripped-down accoustic song with a folk feeling.

Thanks to Jorgeshares!

If You Go Away (2004):

“If You Go Away” is a cover of a song which was originally performed by Jaques Brel and later covered by many other artists, including queen of pop.

Madonna’s cover was recorded in 2004 as one of the songs for Hello Suckers – Madonna’s musical that unfortunately never saw the light of day. Producers of the musical were Patrick Leonard and Mirwais Ahmadzai.

Holiday (1983 demo):

Thanks to Weissman from MadonnaFanzine!

2002 Demo

2009 Demo

Source: Yvancho from Madonna Chile

It’s So Cool (2002 Version – produced by Mirwais)

It’s So Cool (2009 Demo)

Thanks to News-Of-Madonna!

Broken (I’m Sorry) is one of the tracks that Madonna recorded with DJ Paul Oakenfold for Celebration compilation, but it failed to make the final cut. A short and low quality sample has been leaked online today. You can listen to it below:

Thanks to News-Of-Madonna!

Madonna's brother in law Joe Henry, who co-wrote Madonna's hits Don't Tell Me and Jump has been asked by Jam! if producing an album for the Queen of Pop would be a good idea.

And he said: "Don't think we haven't talked about it. When she's ready to make that shift, it's easily done. I think it's just a matter of her getting to the point creatively where she is completely at peace with swimming in different water. I believe we'll get there. And I'll be terribly excited about it when it happens."

Source: Jam!, MadonnaTribe

Eagle-eye industry sources are suggesting that the kids from Fox TV’s “Glee” may earn their first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart next week with “The Power of Madonna” soundtrack. The companion album from the show’s same-named episode, which aired Apr. 20 to much fanfare, may sell in the range of 100,000 to 125,000 by week’s end on May 1 according to industry prognosticators.

Source: Billboard

Available on The Power Of Madonna

Source: All About Madonna

Jason Derulo, who is no stranger now to storming the charts and working with powerhouse pop divas, is about to work with another legendary artist who is certainly familiar with the Top 10.

The rising R&B star, 21, just saw his first two singles off of his self-titled debut album hit the Billboard charts, has toured with fan Lady Gaga and this week nabbed the top spot in the Us Weekly Buzzometer. So what's next? He's on his way into the studio to work with Madonna! Derulo told our own Zach Johnson all about it plus other future plans (including his love life!) when he gave Us a ring the other day. Read on for more from Jason!

Us: Are there any other artists you'd like to tour with or maybe collaborate with musically?

JD: Yeah. I'm about to work with Madonna, and I’ve been watching her for years. I would love to be a part of another reinvention. She’s been able to reinvent herself time and time again. I’ll probably be part of that.

Full interview at US Magazine