Kate Bush Announces Return with New Album Plans

The iconic artist, known for her genre-defying music, hints at a comeback after more than a decade, while releasing a poignant short film about war-affected children.

Kate Bush revealed in a BBC Radio 4 interview that she is exploring ideas for a new album, marking her return to music after a 13-year hiatus.
Bush's previous work gained renewed popularity with younger audiences after her song 'Running Up That Hill' was featured in Netflix’s Stranger Things, reaching a billion streams on Spotify.
Her new animated short film, Little Shrew, highlights the impact of war on children, particularly in Ukraine, and features artwork by Jim Kay.
The film is set to an edited version of 'Snowflake' from her 2011 album, 50 Words for Snow, featuring a duet with her son Bertie.
Bush's artistic vision continues to blend fantasy with poignant themes, as she navigates the complexities of parenthood and global conflict through her unique storytelling.