September 28Sep 28 Looks like Britney's team is setting up the release. The Instagram bio has been changed to: Britney… the album. 🩷🩵💛 Here we go now. 💫🧚🏼♀️ #Britney25.Also, there's a new Instagram post with a clip of "Overprotected".
September 29Sep 29 Revealed by the reliable source that one of the tracks is coming next week, so the announcement should be either this or next week.
September 30Sep 30 I hope I'm not the only one, but I'm so used to with the original cover that I don't like the new one. I'm glad that it fits the aesthetic though.Either way, the fact that they're saying "more surprises are coming every week until then" makes me think that they could possibly drop a new track each Friday, but this is something I guess will be something unusual from them.
September 30Sep 30 As a side note, the reliable source mentioned that the vinyl pre-order drops on November 6, the day of the digital and streaming release.
September 30Sep 30 On the bright side, I think that the AI allegations can be debunked now if it's taken into consideration that there's a B&W original and unseen picture from the Steve Klein photoshoot back in 2001. Even, there are too many precise details on it, like the piercing, the cross, the tattoo and the ring.
October 9Oct 9 The official release of "She'll Never Be Me" brings me back so many memories that I can't even describe them to be honest. I think I've heard two different versions of the song when I was so into digital music consumption, but I haven't listened to them in ages. Also, I lost traction to listen to unreleased material when streaming became more popular and I also began to consume it.Either way, glad that the wait is over because it's been twenty five (!) years to have an official release of the track. And I can't wait to finally listen to "Am I A Sinner", "When I Say So" and "My Big Secret", as well as "Right Now (Taste the Victory)", although I still have a CD which has that track.
October 14Oct 14 Britney's team is teasing "Right Now (Taste the Victory)".https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeeuehNpRrd/
October 14Oct 14 "Right Now (Taste the Victory)" makes sense, in a sort of extent, because it was attached to the era than "Joy of Pepsi", which was a commercial specified for the Pepsi campaign. I mean, the Ask for More promocional CD had the first one, so I guess it was easier for her team to put that on DSPs than the latter. Either way, I'm wondering whether they fix the audio or not because the left sounds louder than the right, unless it was always meant to be in that way.
