Kylie Minogue new music is coming this summer. The Locomotion singer promised an upcoming EP and a new logo will premiere. Kylie's new song is reportedly called "Your Body."

The goddess of pop, Australian singer Kylie Minogue will follow up on the new songs from last year's "Kiss Me Once Tour" with a brand new EP. Kylie Minogue will once again be working with American producer Fernando Garibay.

According to reports, the new Kylie Minogue songs have hot Latin sound. The extended play was masterminded by Garibay in collaboration with disco legend Giorgio Moroder.

"Kylie is a darling," Moroder told DailyStar magazine.

"She is doing another EP with our friend Fernando who did most of GaGa's 'Born This Way'. There's four tracks that are very sexy and very uncommercial - beautiful new sounds. She asked me if I could do a little talk in Italian on her music. She wanted it really sexy, like a Latin lover - heavy breathing. I think she was quite happy. Kylie told me: 'I should have worked with you 10 years ago'

Minogue and Moroder recently collaborated on the  single "Right Here, Right Now," from Moroder's upcoming album "Déjà Vu".

The song was  produced by Garibay and Moroder at Graystone Manor in Los Angeles on Friday 27 February 27, 2015.

Minogue reportedly also cut another new untitled track for the international trailer of upcoming British science fiction comedy film "Absolutely Anything." The film, directed by Terry Jones, is scheduled to be released on August 14, 2015, by Lionsgate UK.

Kylie is expected to will unveil more new material at her Barclaycard presents British Summer Time Hyde Park gig on June 21.

Kylie also unveiled her new logo and first promotional photo on June 10th.

Hollywood actress Carla Gugino recently talked about working on the new earthquake disaster film, San Andreas, with Minogue.

"We were supposed to be in this beautiful restaurant and this fly comes over and lands on my face," Gugino told the Daily Mai. "Kylie said, 'Welcome to Australia'."

Minogue plays Gugino's boyfriend's sister.

Director Brad Peyton said he made Minogue read for the small part three times.

"The crew was 95 per cent Australian so they melted when she was in the set," Peyton said. "My camera operator was like, 'That's Kylie'. I said, 'Yeah she's cool'. And he said, 'No, she's had more hits than The Beatles!'."