Kylie Minogue releases new album: 'Don't Have to Wait Long'

Australian Superstar - Kylie Minogue releases new album: 'Don't Have to Wait Long'

Australians Pop-Icon Kylie Minogue, according to her own statements, is reportedly working on a new album again. Ten months after the release of her 16th studio album "Tension" with the Grammy-winning hit "Padam Padam", a new one could be following soon, hinted the 56-year-old in an interview with the British radio station BBC Radio 2.

Her latest single "My Oh My" - a collaboration with pop singers Bebe Rexha and Tove Lo - is just a taste of something bigger, Minogue suggested. "You know I like to keep busy, and you know I always have something up my sleeve", Minogue said. "So you can assume there's more to come. You won't have to wait too long."

Is there a Kylie autobiography coming soon?

Meanwhile, there are also rumors that the singer, who released her first album "Kylie" in 1988, is working on her autobiography. This was recently reported by the media, citing a close source. According to this source, she has decided that now - after her own show in Las Vegas and receiving the Brit Global Icon Award - is the right time to put her memories on paper.

1. Kylie Minogue, the beloved Pop-Icon from Australia, has hinted at the possibility of a new album following the success of her Grammy-nominated track "Padam Padam" on BBC Radio 2 in London.
2. In an interview with the same radio station, Minogue mentioned her latest collaboration with pop singers Bebe Rexha and Tove Lo, "My Oh My", as just a small part of what's to come, suggesting more music from the United Kingdom-based artist.
3. Amidst the anticipation for her new music, there are rumors circulating in the media that Kylie Minogue is also working on an autobiography, inspired by her successful concerts in Las Vegas and receiving the Brit Global Icon Award.
4. The Grammy Awards-nominated singer's autobiography, if released, will certainly captivate the interest of her dedicated fans around the world, including those in her home country, Australia, as well as in the United Kingdom.

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