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Kylie Minogue is back to her cheekiest of ways with her raunchiest music video for "Sexercise," the second single to be taken from her much hyped newly-released 12th studio album "Kiss Me Once," which hit UK and US stores this week. The new album represents massive change for Kylie, who has signed to new management, Roc Nation, after 25 years with her previous manager, Terry Blamey. Having been based in the UK for years, Kylie will spend a lot more time in Australia over the next year and is set to perform at the Logie Awards in Melbourne on April 27.

This raunchy bedroom number, the hottest and raciest songs on the album, was produced by The Monsters & The Strangerz. "If you're old enough to be a VHS generation kid, you will probably manifest your own workout video in your head - Lycra is optional," Kylie said in a UK interview about the track she co-wrote with fellow Australian Sia Furler, who served as executive producer on "Kiss Me Once" along with Kylie. "'Sexercize' is a little more risqué and has pushed me," the Australian singer admitted to The Sun. "But it's still within my world. I was just pushed out to the limits a couple of times."
As for the "Sexercize" music video, what sport comes to mind when you say the words 'sex' and 'exercise'? Well, in Kylie's mind, 'gymnastics' apparently. The music video below is inspired by that beautiful and demanding sport. Kylie will show off her toned body, will exercise a bit, and 'bounce, bounce' using the 'ball.' "In what can only be described as the hottest workout video ever, Kylie introduces her fans to the hot and steamy world of 'Sexercize'," said her label. "Director Will Davidson, who also shot the viral video for 'Skirt,' takes the viewer on a voyeuristic journey working out, sweating it up in the steam room and scenes that will no doubt see gym memberships soar."
Kylie, 45, dance provocatively with another woman, while she sexily poses in a tiny gold hotpants in her 2000 Spinning Around video clip and they went on to become a symbol of her sensuality and sexiness as a pop performer. The Australian pop princess has pushed all boundaries and given her infamous gold hotpants a run for their money in the sexy stakes. As she sings: "Stretch it out baby; Yeah take your time now; I'm burning patiently; Let me see you sexercize. I'll make you wait for more; Make you ache to the core; Tomorrow you'll be sore; Let me see you sexercize; I wanna see you beat all your best times; And if you're lucky imma teach a class that'll turn you blind."

Just one week after unveiling the official audio and lyric video of her great new single "Into The Blue," Kylie Minogue has already released its dreamy slick video, co-starring dashing French actor Clément Sibony. The uplifting new track serves as the lead single off Kylie's upcoming twelfth studio album "Kiss Me Once," which is set to hit stores on March 18. The 45-year-old retaining her classic image with "Into The Blue," a winner of a pop song which has a damn catchy, lightly brushed with electronic dance music sound that deep down is pretty much a classic Kylie pop tune.
After Kylie inked an unexpected contract with Jay Z's Roc Nation last year, the sphere has been at anticipation as to what kind of tone her music will take. Staying true to her electro-pop roots, her latest single "Into the Blue" proves her ability to consistently deliver a catchy dance tune as she dons the track with her notable angelic vocals. The song was penned by Los Angeles songwriter Kelly Sheehan, Musically, "Into the Blue" is an electronic dance song that features instrumentation of synthesizers, keyboards and strings. The alluring and life-affirming pop song filled with uplifting lyrics that talk about being free and happy.
The Australian said about this euphoric dance-floor banger: "2013 was a year of big change, planning and preparation for me and I'm so excited that 2014 is finally here so I can share this new music. 'Into The Blue' is really special to me as it encapsulates a lot of what I've been feeling - I can't wait for it to be out there." The goddess of pop trying something modern yet classy, while launched by piano chords and a wash of strings, "Into the Blue" truly takes off at the seismic hook, where Kylie's crystalline voice soars over an arena-ready dance breakdown. She sounds optimistic, if not in total bliss.
Filmed in London by director Dawn Shadforth, Kylie's latest visual in unapologetically glamorous, with the pop star and her on-screen boyfriend having fun fooling around and mixing lavish party life with bedroom-bound alone time and technicolor with black-and-white. "It's a man and a woman who are having one of those long-lost weekends where things go really great and things get really emotional," Kylie explained. But, most of these moments are flashbacks to a time long ago when she had a love of her own. Now it seems that the petite star is just trying to move on, and maybe make her ex a little jealous, showing off her gams in a tiny, tiny gold dress as she throws back another gin and tonic.

Australian pop dynamo Kylie Minogue recently made her directoral debut, mastering her latest music video for the stripped down version of "Flower." The tune is the lead single taken from Minogue's forthcoming orchestral compilation pop album, "Abbey Road Sessions," released October 29, and is a celebration of her 25 years in music. We are diggin' these somberly beautiful images that compliment the pretty track.
The stunning lullaby aria was originally penned during the singer's sessions for 2007 LP "X," as she was undergoing treatment for breast cancer and never properly recorded the fan favorite - until now. The highly-personal ballad "Flower," is less in the dance-pop vein and more of a mid-tempo number with real drums and lush strings dappled throughout. It definitely falls into the Minogue love songs category, with its wistful lyrics comparing a loved one to a gentle breeze.
Minogue may be providing hints about her feelings on motherhood as she sings, "Distant child, my flower. Are you blowing in the breeze? Can you feel me as I breathe life into you? I know one day you'll amaze me." In an interview, Minogue explained that the song is about having a child: "People who have heard the lyrics have asked if I'm feeling broody. They don't realize the story of the song. It's a love letter to the child I may or may not ever have. I was coming out of (cancer) treatment." She also thinks the song puts her in fear she would never have children in the future.
Whether she's wandering through a wooded thicket or floating in a pond, the 44-year-old Aussie star transforms into a shimmering earth goddess, throwing sultry poses, and rubs her hands all over body in the artfully shot black and white promo, which is directed by herself. It featured Minogue lying on a chair with only a long sheer white sheet covering her while looking through a mirror, Walking along a beach, wandering through woods and fields, walking along a tree trunk, playing on a swing, lying and sitting in a meadow of flowers and lying in a pool. Visually striking, simple, a hint of early '90s cheesiness. we LOVE it!

Kylie Minogue continues her year-long celebration of her 25 years in the music business with the release of her new single and video for her new club-bumping beat, "Timebomb," as part of Minogue's commemoration of "K25," the year-long celebration of her 25th anniversary in pop music career. The Aussie pop princess shows off her amazingly-toned tush in her new video and much to our delight, the clip is pure Minogue at her best.
Musically, "Timebomb" is a dance-oriented song, which also incorporates elements of synthpop, futuristic house and nu-disco music, with guitar riffs and "woah!"s. The song also has some similarities to her 2007 song "Cherry Bomb." In any case, it's a nice return to the seductive minimalism that made "Can't Get You Out of My Head" such disco-ball dynamite. "Timebomb" is a funky electro-pop number in which Minogue gets her soft vocals going for the verses, while everything turns into pop paradise in the chorus.
We can always count on Minogue for hot dance tracks. This new single is no exception. It starts at a high note and goes up from there. Minogue's vocals are chopped and quantized and slicked with syrup and backing vocals. Two years ago this coming week, Minogue's "All The Lovers" music video premiered. It was the lead single off her 11th album "Aphrodite," and the pressure was on to ensure that pop's reigning princess could deliver a smash hit. But with new single and video "Timebomb," Minogue shrugs the weight off her shoulders and simply has a great time.
The Christian Larson-directed video comes hours after the song leaked. The clip shows the flawless blonde pop minx wearing the leather jacket with a red heart featured on the single's artwork and leaves the studio. She then running and riding souped-up motorcycles on a rain day through the streets of London's SoHo neighborhood, and showcasing a camera angle, and arrives at a nightclub. Visually, the story is presented from various perspectives, and we love it. Welcome back, Minogue and happy 44th birthday!

Kylie Minogue's fantastic new album "Aphrodite" has already given us the fabulous lead single "All The Lovers" and has seen the Australian pop queen return to her uplifting dance-pop best! Now we get another treat called "Get Outta My Way." Nobody else makes robotic, lush dance-pop like Minogue, so full of melody and hooks, so rich with production flourishes and pristine singing. The dance-pop song "Get Outta My Way" will be released as the second single on September 27.
You can count on the fingers of one hand the number of "pop" artists who've lasted more than a decade, let alone more than two! Minogue achieved the record for the most played female artist on UK radio over the last 20 years! The 42-year-old Minogue manages to so perfectly and effortlessly flaunt her beauty in the most effortless of ways. There's drama, but no pretense. The result is sophisticated camp, like a high fashion photographer's first foray into pop. Minogue's somewhat simple yet electrifying new video for her rousing dance single "Get Outta My Way" is like a futuristic electro cabaret act, and the Aussie pop legend looks absolutely flawless sprawling around an interactive dancefloor while wearing various fancy footwear.
"Get Outta My Way" was written and produced by Lucas Secon, who described the track as "sexy electro disco with some clever lyrics and some real catchy melodies." He said the song wasn't written for any particular artist and at one point four different artists wanted to cut it as their first single before it was claimed by Minogue, who has never been the most glamorous, the most famous, or the most sensational pop star. However, she has managed a startling degree of consistency over the course of her career. Her latest single, "Get Outta My Way," is a slice of dance-friendly pop that sounds just as catchy and current today as it would have twenty years ago. The video is a similarly straightforward affair. And in this era of high-concept videos genetically engineered to go viral, sometimes straightforward can seem remarkably fresh.
As a video, "Get Outta My Way," directed by Alexand Liane and filmed at Pinewood Studios in London, has one distinct similarity with its predecessor, "All The Lovers," in that it features Minogue in the company of a bunch of barely clad men. Minogue looks golden in this sexy corset dress from The Blonds in her new music video, she sports some ferocious claw rings and various fabulous outfits, especially the leopard-print number. It's literally just a super-hot Minogue dancing and writhing around on the floor, wearing an endless array of fabulous outfits, and being generally beautiful.

Diminutive pop pixie Kylie Minogue has debuted the highly-anticipated video for new single "All The Lovers" and it's one of her steamiest yet. The track is the lead single off her eleventh emotionally unsupported studio album "Aphrodite," which is due July 5. The new video for "All The Lovers" is one big, mighty, euphoric love fest! Minogue kicks summer into gear, looking more radiant than ever, and it seems to be a love-heals-all and brings peace and the morning sunshine statement.
Aussie pop singer who rose to fame after starring in the Australian TV soap Neighbors. Minogue went on to have the most number of consecutive UK top ten hits of any new artist. Minogue's biggest hit to date is "Can't Get You Out Of My Head," from the globally successful album "Fever." It reached No.1 in 40 countries and has sold over ten million copies worldwide. She has become one of the most successful female recording artists in the world with No.1 hits spanning three decades, and is considered a national treasure in both the UK and her native Australia.
The track a classy, danceable and effortlessly elegant electro-disco-pop tune, was written with Kish Mauve near the end of the sessions for what would become "Aphrodite" and produced by Stuart Price. "The single was one of the last tracks to be written for the album," Minogue said about the track. "As I was recording it I knew that 'All the Lovers' had to be the first single; it sums up the euphoria of the album perfectly. It gives me goose-bumps, so I'm really excited to hear what everyone thinks of it."You will weep while you dance. It's grown up but carefree, bombastic yet delicate, sober in spirit and drunk on love.
Minogue really wants to make the most of her attempt to break back into the UK music scene, so what has she gone and done? Adopted the mantra of 'sex sells' and got a load of people swanning around in their pants for her new video, which is directed by Joseph Kahn and was filmed outside Los Angeles' Museum of Contemporary Art in early May. The video innocently begins with a spilled drink but soon enough, a bunch of pedestrians begin undressing and making out in a pile that takes the singer higher over the L.A. skyline. And whatever Minogue's had, everyone's having. Her co-stars drop their keks one by one, succumb to their raging hormones and passionately pash for the fleshy flash mob. By the end of the video, the mass of people has grown to the size of a building, a horse is running through the street and Minogue releases a white dove.