Kylie Minogue’s new album will be filled with dance tunes.
The 54-year-old popstar is working on the follow-up to her 2020 record ‘Disco’ and it is set to usher in her “strong and empowered era”.
A source told The Sun newspaper’s Bizarre column: “There’s a real sense of power and freedom across all the new songs on the album. It definitely feels like Kylie’s strong and empowered era.”
Songs Kylie has recorded include ‘When You Love Someone’, ‘Hold On To Now’ and ‘Tension’.
However, despite the upbeat dance tracks on the album, Kylie is expected to pour her heartbreak over her relationship splits into a new single.
The star recently split from her boyfriend of five years Paul Solomons, 47, and has reportedly teamed up with producer Sky Adams, with whom she worked on hits ‘Dancing’ and ‘Stop me from Falling’.
A source told Mail Online: “Kylie has partnered with the producer Sky Adams to produce emotional dance music for her next record and will detail the breakdown of some of her past relationships with the record.
“The pair have spent weeks writing new songs for her album and have found a single which addresses the need for people to communicate clearly in a relationship.”
Kylie was reported in February to have split from former British GQ creative director Paul after they apparently struggled with the long-distance aspect of their relationship, as the singer lives in Australia, while the Welshman is in London.
A source told The Sun: “Kylie and Paul really tried to make things work but ultimately the time difference was a killer.
“Paul couldn’t exactly nip to Melbourne for a long weekend whenever things got strained.
“Kylie initially wanted to keep the split quiet though as she really does not want the narrative to be ‘poor, unlucky-in-love-Kylie’s heartbreak’s again’.”
Kylie was engaged to actor Joshua Sasse, 35, after they began dating in 2014, before they split three years later, and previously dated model Andrés Velencoso, 45, and French actor Olivier Martinez, 57, from whom she split in 2007 after a five-year relationship,