Australian pop diva Kylie Minogue has recorded a duet with top Taiwanese singer Jolin Tsai that will be included in an Asian edition of her upcoming album.
EMI Taiwan said on its website that the singers had joined forces on an English language song called In My Arms which will appear on Minogue's new album X due out November 26.
It is 39-year-old Minogue's 10th studio album but her first studio album in four years and the first since she battled breast cancer in 2005.
The album release will be preceded by the new single 2 Hearts that will be released digitally on November 5.
Tsai, 27, who is one of the most successful and popular singer in the Mandarin music market, described Minogue in a statement as a "goddess."
In June, Tsai was named best female singer and most favorite female artist at Taiwan's 18th Annual Golden Melody Awards.
In addition to the new album, Minogue is the subject of the documentary White Diamond, which chronicles her return to performing after her 2005 surgery for cancer.
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EMI Taiwan said on its website that the singers had joined forces on an English language song called In My Arms which will appear on Minogue's new album X due out November 26.
It is 39-year-old Minogue's 10th studio album but her first studio album in four years and the first since she battled breast cancer in 2005.
The album release will be preceded by the new single 2 Hearts that will be released digitally on November 5.
Tsai, 27, who is one of the most successful and popular singer in the Mandarin music market, described Minogue in a statement as a "goddess."
In June, Tsai was named best female singer and most favorite female artist at Taiwan's 18th Annual Golden Melody Awards.
In addition to the new album, Minogue is the subject of the documentary White Diamond, which chronicles her return to performing after her 2005 surgery for cancer.
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