Madonna
Veronica Electronica
Rhino/Warner
Released 07/25/25

  
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Originally conceived as a companion remix album to be released following the arrival of Madonna’s widely acclaimed seventh studio album Ray of Light (1998), but ultimately shelved, Veronica Electronica never saw the light of day. Until now, that is.

Featuring seven remixes of songs from Ray of Light and the demo version of the previously unreleased recording “Gone, Gone, Gone,” the eight-track project has finally arrived in digital and vinyl form, the latter representing the latest installment of Madonna’s ongoing Silver Collection series of collectible, limited-edition silver vinyl re-releases.

Listen to Veronica Electronica below and read our retrospective tribute to Ray of Light here.

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