Kylie Minogue ‘is set to release disco-inspired single Say Something this week as she returns with new album’
Kylie Minogue will reportedly make her musical return this week with her new single Say Something on Thursday, July 23.
According to The Sun, the Australian singer, 52, is set to release her new disco-inspired album later this year.
The album, her fifteenth, is said to be a return to form for Kylie, whose last record Golden was a country-inspired effort.
Back in action: Kylie Minogue, 52, will reportedly make her musical return this week with her new single Say Something (pictured in January 2020)
A source told the publication: ‘From what I’ve heard of it so far, the new record is set to be a disco classic.
‘It’s everything you want from a Kylie album. Fans are going to love it. She has been working on her new music for a while now but everything has really come together in the last few months.’
‘Say Something is upbeat and summery. It’s been a grim few months for everyone so Kylie feels like now is the perfect time to put it out and spread some joy.’
Kylie previously hinted at the direction her new album would take in an interview with the newspaper last year.
Record: According to The Sun , the Australian singer, 52, is set to release her new disco-inspired album later this year (pictured in September 2019)
She said: ‘I would look forward to doing a pop-disco album. That’s where I think I would head.’
Fans of the singer are clearly excited about the prospect of a new album as #KylieDisco quickly started trending on Twitter on Tuesday.
Rumoured information about the new record appeared on social media after it was leaked on Amazon Italy, with the album said to be called Disco and a release date set for November 6.
New art work for the album also appeared on social media, however Kylie has not confirmed yet whether or not it is the official album cover.
Cover? New art work for the album also appeared on social media, however Kylie has not confirmed yet whether or not it is the official album cover
MailOnline has contacted representatives for Kylie for comment.
Kylie further discussed the upcoming record in an interview with GQ in May, saying: ‘It’s difficult even for me to explain. But even grown-ups need some pure pop fun.
The Spinning Around star said she would be incorporating early 2000s sounds into the album, too.
‘There’s a lot of early 2000s love around at the moment. Both feel like good times for me, so I’m channelling that into this record.’
Kylie, who is in a relationship with GQ’s creative director Paul Solomons, performed at Glastonbury last summer where she was the festival’s most-watched set.
Her last album Golden reached the top of the charts in both the UK and her native Australia.
A source said: ‘She has been working on her new music for a while now but everything has really come together in the last few months’ (pictured in December 2019)