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Britney Spears may be refraining from performing live, protesting her father’s role as her financial conservative, but that hasn’t stopped the flow of new music from the pop star.
Released on December 10, the new single Matches match the Toxic singer with fellow pop idols of the late 1990s, the Backstreet Boys.
“What a GLORIOUS day it is … we’ve been asked about the possibility of a collaboration like this for the past 20 years and today is the day!” The Backstreet Boys wrote on Twitter. “#BritneyXBackstreet is finally here! #Matches is now available at @britneyspears’ Glory Deluxe.”
Glory Deluxe, which was released on December 11, is the second reissue in 2020 of Spears’ 2016 album, her ninth studio work.
Plus the bonus track Matches, It includes Swimming in the stars, another single that the pop artist recorded years ago and released on December 2.
The song Mood ring (on demand) it was an additional track in the standard version of the reissue and is also included in the deluxe reissue.
When the single came out last May, it was the first “new” music in years in the US. Whoops! … I did it again singer.
Recorded during Glory sessions in 2015-16, previously it had been available only in Japan.
It’s been a rough year for Spears, whose battle to oust her father as a conservator of her estate – a job she’s held since its collapse in 2008 – has been intensified by the fan-driven #FreeBritney movement on social media.
Jamie Spears resigned as her daughter’s personal guardian in September 2019, citing her own health issues.
He was replaced by temporary conservator Jodi Montgomery, who helps run a trust company with her husband and was already Britney’s care manager.
“My client has informed me that he is afraid of his father. She will not perform while her father is in charge of her career, ”the singer’s attorney, Samuel D. Ingham III, said in November during a hearing by telephone and video conference.
Jamie Spears argued that he had turned his daughter’s estate, once in debt and faced with millions of dollars in lawsuits, into one worth more than $ 60 million.
Britney Spears had asked that the Bessemer Trust Co. be appointed to manage her estate in her father’s place.
Instead, the judge named Bessemer co-curator, while reserving the right to remove Jamie Spears at a future date. – Los Angeles Times / Tribune News Service
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