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- Chocolate. Kylie Minogue - Chocolate (Official Video) 'Chocolate' is an electro-ballad that compares Kylie's love to the sweet treat. The song was released in 2004 as the third and final single from her ninth studio album Body Language.
- In Your Eyes. Kylie Minogue - In Your Eyes (Official Video) [Full HD Remastered] 'In Your Eyes' was released in 2002 as the second single from Kylie's eighth studio album, Fever.
- On a Night Like This. Kylie Minogue - On A Night Like This (Official Video) 'On a Night Like This' was released in 2000 as the second single from Kylie's seventh studio album, Light Years.
- All the Lovers. Kylie Minogue - All The Lovers (Official Video) ‘All the Lovers’ was released in 2010 as the lead single from her 11 studio album, Aphrodite.
- Can’t Get You Of My Head (2001) Few songs cross over to such a degree that an image from the video, or the first bars of the track, are immediately recognised by almost everyone.
- Better The Devil You Know (1990) Across her first two albums, Kylie had recorded solid pop-dance music that, while working well in the gay and suburban nightclubs, had resolutely played it safe.
- All The Lovers (2010) Stuart Price had masterminded the Madonna masterpiece that was 2005’s Confessions On A Dance Floor and was subsequently picked as Kylie’s executive producer for her 11th studio collection, Aphrodite.
- Spinning Around (2000) Comebacks don’t come much more successful than this: after the relative wilderness years of the late 90s, Kylie kicked off the new century with a spectacular return to her pop roots, and a fresh recording deal with a label confident they knew what to do with her.
- Love At First Sight. Fever spawned four singles, and three of them are ranked in the top five of all Kylie Minogue singles. The best of them all, and the best song of an iconic career that has changed pop forever, is Love At First Sight.
- Confide In Me. Confide In Me is for Kylie Minogue what Frozen is for Madonna. It’s a complete reinvention, artistic excellence of the highest quality. A bizarre, haunting, indie trip-hop song that sounds like nothing she’d ever done by 1994 and like nothing she has ever done since.
- In Your Eyes. The first verse of the outstanding In Your Eyes feels like Kylie Minogue is quite literally casting a spell on you. It has a chorus that makes you want to jump out of your seat every time you hear it and fist pump the air.
- Can’t Get You Out Of My Head. Can’t Get You Out Of My Head started the Fever era with more than a bang, it was a nuclear explosion. The song is the biggest hit of her career, arguably her signature song and one of the most hypnotic pop singles ever released.
- “The Loco-Motion” Found On: “Kylie” (1988) Released in mid-1987 as Minogue’s debut single, the chirpy cover of the 1962 pop song became a smash hit for the underage artist, and a novelty single that very well could have steered her toward one-hit-wonder status.
- “Better The Devil You Know” Found On: “Rhythm of Love” (1990) Leaping off the “Loco-Motion” springboard and diving into a pop career, Minogue’s early material was highlighted by gleeful gems like “Better The Devil You Know,” a stakes-free rush of energy.
- “Confide In Me” Found On: “Kylie Minogue” (1994) Deeply flirtatious and as knowingly dramatic as a James Bond theme song, “Confide In Me” continued Minogue on her path away from simplistic pop atop a swath of strings and Middle Eastern influences.
- “Breathe” Found On: “Impossible Princess” (1997) Dabbling in psychedelia, alternative, acid house and trip-hop, 1997’s “Impossible Princess” is Minogue’s most offbeat full-length to date, and has been heralded as a lost pop masterpiece in the years after its release.
Mar 13, 2024 · 6: Confide In Me (Kylie Minogue; 1994) The real start of Kylie’s ambitious alt-period (or as the UK press disparagingly called it: “Indie Kylie”). Built on a trip-hop beat and an ominous ...
There is arguably no artist more synonymous with the trajectory of global pop than Kylie Minogue.. The Kylie compendium is vast. From her rise as a radio-friendly balladeer and hi-NRG aficionado, to the monochromatic pivot to adult contemporary on her 1994 self-titled album, to the nu disco meets Euro-pop stylings on international hit ‘Fever’ and electro-clash experiments on ‘Body ...
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Jun 30, 2019 · This also might be one of the most enjoyable Kylie choruses to sing along to; attempting to climb that octave with her will probably hurt the ears of those around you, but at least you're having ...
