Kylie Minogue has confirmed her new album is almost complete, with a string of big
names understood to have contributed tracks to the final shortlist.
The Aussie pop rocket's first album since her well-publicised battle with cancer is due for release in November and is set to be preceded by a single called "2 Hearts".
According to reports in the British press this morning, there are now 40 tracks in the running to feature on the currently untitled record.
Tracks written by Scissor Sisters, Calvin Harris, Groove Armada and Madonna's producer Stuart Price are all being considered.
Meanwhile, "2 Hearts" has apparently been written by Kylie with underground electro-punk outfit Kish Mauve.
Speaking about the LP, she said: "We are now in the final stages of the album and are having to make some difficult but exciting decisions about which songs will stay and which ones will go.
"But I think you can safely say that '2 Hearts' will be staying. I started working on this album a year and a half ago and can't believe it is nearly finished."
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