Singer Sia releases first solo album in eight years, the Associated Press reported, cited by BTA.
The production, which includes 15 songs, is called Reasonable Woman.
Sia hasn't released a solo album since 2016. In the past eight years, she's featured in the movie Sing, a Christmas album, work for David Guetta and Pink, and supergroup LSD's album.
In the new production, which will be released on May 3rd, Sia collaborates with Shaka Khan for the single Immortal Queen.
In her new album, Sia has other duets - with Kylie Minogue is Dance Alone, with Labyrinth - Incredible and Fame Won't Love You with Paris Hilton - two famous women who complain that "fame doesn't to love you like a mother, like a father," notes the Associated Press.
For the new album, Sia trusts the composer and producer Jesse Shatkin, with whom they created the mega-hit Chandelier, as well as the albums Music and This Is Acting.