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Disco – Deluxe Edition – CD

2020 UK/EU Deluxe Limited Edition 16-track CD album including 4 bonus tracks – Produced by long-time collaborator Biff Stannard, ‘Disco’ sees Kylie make a triumphant return to the dancefloor; think Studio 54, pure pop, dance elation and includes the single ‘Say Something’ plus the bonus recordings: Till You Love Somebody, Fine Wine, Hey Lovely and Spotlight. The disc comes issued within thesealed hardback book containing additional photographs and lyrics!Disco – Translucent Blue Vinyl

2020 UK/EU Limited Edition 12-track LP pressed on Translucent Blue Vinyl, this edition exclusive to Independent Record Stores – Produced by long-time collaborator Biff Stannard, ‘Disco’sees Kylie make a triumphant return to the dancefloor; think Studio 54, pure pop, dance elation and includes the single ‘Say Something’. The vinyl is brand new UNPLAYED housed in the eye-catching picture sleeve

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Neil McCormick reviews the new album… Kylie’s uplifting disco anthems match an admirably defiant spirit that has seen her weather everything from cancer to a broken heart.

What do you imagine Kylie Minogue has been up to during the pandemic? Dancing around her kitchen to disco songs, or taking a crash course in audio engineering to master Logic computer sound recording? Both, as it turns out.

Kylie’s 15th album, Disco, is a set of streamlined retro style glitterball dance pop created in quarantine conditions, with the star dragging duvets and blankets around her London flat to build a sound booth and record her own vocals. “I thought if 11-year-olds can do this in their bedroom, I can figure this out,” she said in a recent Billboard interview, in which the 52-year-old geeks out about microphone models (she favours the Brauner VMX apparently). “It’s good to add new skills to your set.”

That spirit of pluck and determination is a huge part of Kylie’s career longevity. She has enjoyed an extraordinarily long run for an artist rooted in fizzy, hooky, dance-oriented pop, surely the most competitive and youth-fixated of all musical genres. Almost all her Eighties contemporaries had been relegated to package nostalgia tours long before Kylie was serenaded at Glastonbury last year. Back in 1987, who could have imagined 200,000 festival revellers singing cheesy europop smash I Should Be So Lucky as if it was an eternal classic?

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