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Kylie Minogue goes disco boot scootin' in video for Dancing

Kylie’s just revealed the video for her new single Dancing. The country vibe single has been embraced by fans and now after much teasing, Kylie has dropped the video.

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The new video has been described by the creative team behind it as “Kylie collaboration with Dolly Parton on the set of ‘The Day of the Dead’ – with a depiction of a 1970’s Nashville motel room thrown into the mix.”

The film, directed by the acclaimed Sophie Muller, was shot over two days at London’s Bush Hall, where all of the above was somehow brought to life – including a dance with death.

Kylie said the song is about embracing all of life, the good and the bad.

“Life’s all just moments which all join up – some of them are great, and some of them are less than sparkling – but ultimately I wanted this video to reflect the celebratory nature of the song”.

The video features some line dancing inspired chorography, something that Kylie said she found very tricky to learn.

“I always thought I could learn routines quickly but this was different. However, by the time I had to dance with the Grim Reaper at the end I had mastered it. And if that’s not a funny allegory for life I don’t know what is!”.

Put on your boots and check out the new video.

Image: Sophie Muller


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