With “Bring Your Love” barely out, we dug into the credits, and there’s more to unpack than just the obvious. Beyond Madonna and Stuart Price — who co-wrote and produced everything, as expected for Confessions II — additional production comes from PARISI, Italian brothers Marco and Giampaolo Parisi from Salerno, now based in London, who have spent the last few years becoming one of electronic music’s most sought-after production duos. Grammy winners for their work on Fred again..‘s Actual Life 3, they’ve also collaborated with Swedish House Mafia and Skrillex. On this track Marco handled bass and keyboards, Giampaolo the drum programming. Two Italians quietly shaping the rhythm of a Madonna single. Mastering was handled by Ruairi O’Flaherty, the Irish-born Sterling Sound engineer who has become one of pop’s most trusted finishing touches, with recent credits spanning Sabrina Carpenter, Kendrick Lamar, and Taylor Swift. His presence here is no coincidence — he’s already Carpenter’s go-to guy, and this collaboration brought both artists’ trusted teams into the same room. Then there are the three writers credited who had nothing to do with the 2025 recording: Kevin Saunderson, Roy Holman, and Shanna Jackson. Their names are there because “Bring Your Love” samples Inner City’s “Good Life” — the 1988 Detroit house classic written and produced by Saunderson, with vocals by Paris Grey, whose real name is Shanna Jackson. The track hit number four on the UK Singles Chart and number one on Billboard’s Dance Club Play chart, and was ranked by Billboard among the 100 best dance songs of all time as recently as 2025.