With Kylie having refound her position of ‘Princess of Pop’, BMG label Deconstruction have released ‘Confide In Me’, a collection of tracks Kylie recorded for the label in the mid-nineties. Post-Stock, Aiken and Waterman Kylie released two albums for the BMG label - 'Kylie Minogue' in 1994 and 'Impossible Princess' in 1998 – both much more experimental than her PWL and subsequent Parlophone work. Although the 1994 album faired OK (‘Confide in Me’ in particular) the 1998 album was released around the time of the death of Princess Diana and the resulting release delays and general fall in UK record sales meant that, outside Australia, the album was considered a failure. So much so Deconstruction dropped her. Now she’s topping charts again the BMG label may be able to cash in.
Jul 5, 2002
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New Kylie compilation sneaks onto the market
BMG label Deconstruction has released 'Confide In Me', a compilation of Kylie Minogue's mid-nineties recordings, as her chart success returns.