"Future" was released as the second promotional single from Madame X on May 17, 2019. The song includes a lyrical nod to Madonna's 2000 single " Don't Tell Me", with the line "Don't tell me to stop/'cause you said so".
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Then, Quavo raps while reflecting on his current status and looking forward to what is to come: "My life is gold/I drip in ice/I see the signs/Just free your mind/Welcome to the future, it's a culture ride". During the chorus, she sings: "Not everyone can come into the future/Not everyone that’s here is gonna last", in a "hopeful" tone about shedding any recent negativity. It begins with Madonna singing "You ain't woke" with vocals heavily worked by Auto-Tune, and a "slight, perhaps unconscious but audible white-person" Jamaican accent. Lyrically, according to the singer, it is about "the world that we live in today and the future of our civilization". It has been described as a roots reggae, hip hop, and electro- ragga song, heavily influenced by dancehall. "Future" was written by Madonna alongside Diplo, Quavo and Starrah, and was produced by the former two.
For the album, she worked with longtime collaborator Mirwais, who had previously worked on her albums Music (2000), American Life (2003) and Confessions on a Dance Floor (2005), as well as Mike Dean, who was a producer on Rebel Heart (2015), and Diplo. On April 15, 2019, Madonna revealed Madame X as the album's title. Finding herself "connected through music", the singer decided to create an album "I found my tribe and a magical world of incredible musicians that reinforced my belief that music across the world is truly all connected and is the soul of the universe". In these sessions, they would bring food, sit around the table and musicians would start playing instruments, singing fado and samba music. While living in the city, she began meeting artists, painters and musicians, who would invite her to "living room sessions".
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In 2017, Madonna relocated to Lisbon, Portugal seeking a top football academy for her son David, who wanted to become a professional association football player.
Later, the singer included "Future" on her 2019−20 Madame X Tour. Madonna performed the song during the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest finale, causing controversy as it featured two dancers with Palestinian and Israeli flags on their costumes this was seen as a political statement for the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. The track also had a moderate commercial reception, reaching the top 30 in Hungary and peaking at number 50 in Scotland.
"Future" received positive to mixed reviews from music critics some deemed it catchy while others felt it was not memorable enough. Musically it was described as a roots reggae and hip hop song, while lyrically it deals about looking to what is ahead, celebrating the present and also contemplating the past. "Future" was released as the second promotional single from the album on May 17, 2019, by Interscope Records. The track was written by Madonna, Diplo, Quavo and Starrah, and was produced by the former two. " Future" is a song by American singer-songwriter Madonna and rapper Quavo, from her fourteenth studio album Madame X (2019).
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