Reclusive British artist, who hasn’t released new music in over a decade, gave a rare interview to the BBC as she shares a new animated short film inspired by the Russia-Ukraine conflict

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Kate Bush has revealed she is planning on recording new music, having "lots" of new ideas.  The news will come as a shock and surprise to many - Bush's last release of original music was in 2011, with the dual albums Director's Cut and 50 Words For Snow,

Kate Bush has said that she is “very keen” to start working on a new album, in a revelation that’ll be met with huge excitement by her legions of fans.

New music from Kate Bush could be on the way. In a rare interview with BBC Radio 4’s “Today” program, the elusive artist said she is “very keen to start working on a new album.”

Kate Bush has said she’s "very keen" to start work on a new album. The Wuthering Heights singer, 66, has shied away from the limelight in recent years, last releasing a studio album in 2011, which was titled 50 Words For Snow.

In an interview with BBC Radio 4's Today program, the British singer-songwriter also opened up about how she's been doing a lot of "archive work" over the past few years

Kate Bush has shied away from the spotlight in recent years, and last released a studio album in 2011. But the singer has told the BBC she is very keen to start working on new music. Bush said there are lots of ideas she wants to pursue,

Kate Bush has revealed that she plans on releasing a new album. The news arrives with the release of her new short film, Little Shrew (Snowflake), that she wrote and directed in hope of raising money for War Child,