Kylie Minogue Biography

Kylie Ann Minogue is an Australian singer and songwriter. While she began her career by playing in a soap opera, she is mostly known for her achievements in the music industry. She is nicknamed “Princess of Pop” and “Goddess of Pop”. She is the best-selling artist Australia ever spawned. Additionally, Kylie received a British order of chivalry. Currently, the artist is working on a 14th album.

Successful Start

After gaining local recognition due to her role in the soap opera Neighbours, Kylie Minogue picked up singing. Her very first single, The Locomotion, was a massive success, topping the singles charts. Most noteworthy, it ranked as number 3 on the US Billboard Hot 100. Her next single, I Should Be So Lucky helped spread her fame throughout Europe. It is also one of her most broadcasted songs to date. Therefore, Kylie received two ARIA awards. Following on that success, the pop star released her first album, Kylie, which received a gold certification. Next up, she released Enjoy Yourself. The album was popular in Europe but failed to impress the US public. The next two albums received mixed reviews and were

Fever & Body Language

The next decade after the two iconic albums was uneventful. It was already 2001 when Kylie made another impact on the music industry. Her album Fever, a combination of electro and synthpop, topped charts from all over the world. The lead single, Can’t Get You Out of My Head, became the biggest success of her career. Overall, the album strengthened Kylie Minogue’s position in the mainstream US market. Another one of the singles, Come into My World, brought her a Grammy Award in 2003. Later that year, Kylie released her 9th album, Body Language, which had an 80s disco style. It didn’t sell as well as its predecessor but it contained massively popular singles like Slow, Red Blooded woman and Chocolate. Furthermore, 2004 came with a highly-successful greatest hits compilation, which yielded two singles: I Believe in You and Giving You Up.

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