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New Single From Kylie

Kylie Minogue is set to release a new single in September. The orchestral track Flower was previously performed during Kylie’s 2008 X tour but was not included on the X album. The new studio version of the song was recorded at Abbey Road last year and is expected to be included on an orchestral album to be released in October.

Flower will be released on September 25. On September 8 Minogue will be the headline act at London’s Prom in the Park, where she is expected to perform the new tune. Minogue has named 2012 K25 to celebrate her 25th year in the music industry.

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Check out a live recording of the song below.

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