Kylie Minogue is bringing a new twist to her music which will feature on her new album.
Kylie Minogue is doing ''something different'' with her new album.
The 44-year-old pop star is currently working on her 12th studio record in Los Angeles and will change up her sound under the influence of her new management by Jay-Z's RocNation label.
She told Rolling Stone magazine: ''It's a great new energy being with Roc Nation. It's a very exciting time. It's bringing out something different in me, which is cool. I need to know what it is to do something different - different style of delivery, different beats, different subject matter.
''I will maintain the DNA of what a Kylie track is, just because I'm on it. I like to try move the goalpost and experiment with different sounds. I can't tell you exactly what it is. I couldn't really describe it yet. But I can tell you I'm having a lot of fun in the process.''
Kylie recently teased that the follow-up album to 2010's 'Aphrodite' is almost finished but is remaining tight-lipped on the actual release date.
When asked when she would be releasing the album, she said: ''That's the $64,000 question. This year- I'm hoping sooner rather than later. Is that vague enough?''
The Australian singer also said she can't wait to debut her new sound to a live audience.
She explained: ''There are definitely tracks where I sit in the studio and say, 'Just give me the audience and this will be magic.' I'm desperate for that moment.''
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