Madonna Revisits *Ray of Light* with Exclusive Vinyl Release

The remixes on Veronica Electronica include contributions from Peter Rauhofer, William Orbit, Victor Calderone, Sasha, and BT—artists known for shaping the dance and electronic scenes during the late '90s and early 2000s. These newly edited versions highlight the textural shifts and rhythmic innovations that captured the heart of club culture during Ray of Light’s era. The release also features the original demo of Gone, Gone, Gone, a raw Madonna-Rick Nowels collaboration that offers a window into the creative process behind the album’s spiritual and sonic reinvention.

This release was initially conceptualized alongside Ray of Light but shelved due to the mainstream success of the album and its singles. Tracks like Frozen and Ray of Light dominated charts, while an extensive array of remixes focused heavily on CD formats at the time. To now see these remixes return as a curated vinyl experience brings an added layer of tactile nostalgia that will resonate with vinyl enthusiasts and fans of Madonna’s electronic evolution.

Presented in a striking ‘silver nugget’ colored vinyl format, Veronica Electronica follows Warner Music’s multi-year initiative to reimagine Madonna’s catalog. While the campaign has remained somewhat elusive in its rhythm, each installment—be it through rare reissues or remix-focused projects—seems designed to preserve Madonna’s legacy as both a pop icon and an innovator in music production.

Track highlights include the atmospheric Ray of Light (Sasha Twilo Mix Edit) and the pulsating Skin (The Collaboration Remix Edit). Meanwhile, Drowned World/Substitute for Love – BT & Sasha Bucklodge Ashram New Edit captures the ethereal vibe of the original with fresh layers of spatial intensity. Victor Calderone’s Sky Fits Heaven – Future New Edit and the experimental Frozen – Widescreen Mix and Drums round out the set, providing a dynamic listening experience that bridges deep club cuts with timeless pop.

For audiophiles and collectors alike, Veronica Electronica offers an opportunity to hear Madonna’s revolutionary era remixed, reinterpreted, and rediscovered in a format that prioritizes finely detailed soundscapes. This vinyl-only release reminds listeners of the symbiotic relationship between pop and the underground electronic movement during Madonna’s late '90s reign—a cornerstone in her storied career.