Kylie Minogue

The first single released from her tenth studio album and the first following a diagnosis of breast cancer.

The track is a cover of a 2005 track by the band Kish Mauve, which is a group that consists of the songs writers.

The song contains an interpolation "Outstanding" originally performed by The Gap Band.

The song was released as the albums fourth single and heavily promoted in North America

Recorded for inclusion on her self-titled fifth studio album but excluded from it's final release.

Recorded for inclusion on her self-titled fifth studio album but excluded from it's final release.

Released as the lead single from her debut album, peaked at #4 in Australia and #2 in the UK.

The song was covered by British band Steps in 1999.

Released as the albums third single, peaked at #23 in Australia and #14 in Scotland and the UK.

Released as a stand-alone single in the United States, despite its parent album (Light Years) not being released in the territory. As a result, the track was included as a hidden track on her following album "Fever" (in the US)

The song was released as the b-side to "In My Arms" and "Wow" and as a bonus track for the Mexican release of the album

The song was released in the US as a Amazon bonus track for the album.

A cover of the 1980 song by Kool and The Gang from their album "Celebrate"

Released as the second and final single from her first Greatest Hits collection. Peaked at #21 in Australia and #20 in the UK.

The song was released as the b-side to "In My Arms" and "Wow" and as a bonus track for the Mexican release of the album

The song was performed on the "Anti" tour which consisted of B-sides, demos and rarities from her back catalogue

Released as the first single from her fifth studio album. Peaked at #1 in Australia and #2 in the UK.

Includes elements of the 1983 song "It's A Fine Day" recorded by Jane Lancaster

Released as the albums fourth and final single. Peaked at #39 in Australia

Released on the special edition release of the album which was made available on 14 September 1994.

Released as the albums second single; peaked at #15 in Australia, #9 in Scotland, and #14 in the UK.

Written after tabloids accused her of having anorexia dubbing her "Kylie Thinmouge", the song was originally titled "Clever Girl (Did It Again)"

The song was released as the b-side to "In My Arms" and "Wow" and as a bonus track for the Mexican release of the album.

Originally released as the second single from Jason's debut album "Ten Good Reasons" peaked at #2 in Australia and #1 in the UK.

Released on the North American edition of Kylie's second album.

Released as the fourth and final single from her fourth studio album. Peaked at #11 in the UK and #60 in Australia.

Recorded for inclusion on her self-titled fifth studio album but excluded from it's final release.

The song is a cover of the 1970 song by Chairmen of the Board from their self-titled album.

Released as the third single from her fourth album. Peaked at #2 in the UK and #24 in Australia.

The song was released as the third Australian single (#1) and the second UK single (#2)

Released as the first song from her second album, peaked at #4 in Australia and #1 in the UK.

Orinally released as the b-side to the albums debut single "2 Hearts" but later included on the Japanese version of the album as a bonus track.

The song incorporates elements from 2 Unlimited 1991 song "Get Ready for This" from their album "Get Ready!"

The song incorporates additional elements from Freestyle Orchestra's "Keep On Pumping It Up" and the Salt-N-Pepa song "I Like It Like That".

Released as Kylie's second single from her debut album. Peaked at #1 in Australia and the UK, and #28 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Writers created the song in 40 minutes while Minogue waited in the lobby, forgetting she was arriving that date. The song was written with what little information they knew about her -- assuming she was unlucky in love.

Released as the b-side to the 1988 re-release of her debut single "The Loco-Motion"

A cover of the 1998 song by Prefab Sprout from their album "38 Carat Collection"

Released as the second single from Kylie's fourth album. Peaked at #4 in the UK and #23 in Australia.

This song is the first single, cowritten by Kylie, that was officially released as a single.

The song was released as a collaboration with artists in their respective territories. Jolin Tsai was featured in Asian markets and Aleks Syntek in Mexico.

The song was released as the second and third single from the album in various countries throughout the world.

The song was intended to be the fifth single off the debut album, however, plans were scrapped following the longevity of "Especially For You".

While it was excluded as the fifth single, the track did serve as the third single in the United States where it peaked at #37 on the Billboard Hot 100.,

Released as the fourth single from her debut album. Peaked at #11 in Australia and #2 in the UK singles chart.

Released as the second album from Robbie's album "Sing When You're Winning" and the third from Kylie's album "Light Years". Peaked at #2 in the UK, #9 in Ireland and #14 in Australia.

Orinally released as the b-side to the albums debut single "2 Hearts" but later included on the Japanese version of the album as a bonus track.

Due to the reference to drugs, the song is excluded from the Chinese releases of the album.

Recorded for inclusion on her self-titled fifth studio album but excluded from it's final release.

Originally included on the Japanese version of the album, subsequently included on the special edition release which was available internationally.

Originally intended to be released as a double a-side with "Je ne sais pas pourquoi" in the UK, plans were scrapped when the song charted better than expected.

A music video was recorded and the song was subsequently featured as the b-side to further singles "It's No Secret" and "Turn It into Love" in alternate territories.

The album was intended to be called "Magnetic Electric" but changed to the title of the album the fans had been calling it during recording.

Originally, this song was released as an iTunes bonus track in Australia and New Zealand, but made available on streaming worldwide.

Released as the third single from her second album. Peaked at #14 in Australia and #4 in the UK.

A cover of the 1991 song by Saint Etienne from their album "Foxbase Alpha"

Originally included as the b-side to the albums lead single, subseqently featured as a Japanese bonus track, and included on the Special Edition version of the album.

Due to the content of the song, it is one of three songs removed from the Chinese release of the album.

Released as the albums second single. Peaked at #1 in Australia and Singapore, #4 in the UK.

The song is a cover of the Pandora song from their 2000 Japanese album "No Regrets", it did not receive a widespread release and the song was passed to Minogue in the same year.

Following Minogue's and Pandora's release of the song, in the same year, the track was covered by Anna Vissi for her album "Everything I Am"

Has an alternate title of "The Light I Was Looking For"

Recorded for inclusion on her self-titled fifth studio album but excluded from it's final release.

Available exclusively on the Australia tour-edition of the album.

A cover of the 1981 song by Olivia Newton-John from her album of the same name.

Released as the albums third single. Peaked at #15 in Australia, #10 in the UK and Scotland.

Released as the second single from her fifth album. Peaked at #11 in Australia and the UK.

The song was made available when the disc was inserted to a computer and a link to download the track from her official website.

The song incorporates elements from "Bonnie and Clyde" by Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot