Among the tracks that have appeared are 'Stars', 'Fall For You' and
'Sensitized', but some music industry insiders claim the demos were leaked
deliberately .
Music industry analyst Phil Tripp, who runs Australian music consultancy
company Immedia!, alleged: "She and her record company leaked the tracks
deliberately. It's the newest gimmick in the industry, the leaking of
tracks. It's the new marketing black. Everyone in the industry needs as much
exposure as you can get, and you need as much advance publicity as
possible."

However, Kylie's representatives deny the leaks are a clever marketing ploy.
Her spokesperson said: "There would be no point in leaking songs on the net
this far ahead of its release."

The album is not due to come out for several months.

Meanwhile, DailyIndia.com reports that Kylie Minogue will coach reality television music hunt show 'X Factor' finalists.

According to a source, the singer's sister Dannii - a judge on the show, knew that her sister would be a perfect teacher for the contestants.

"Dannii knew Kylie would be perfect as a coach for the show. She's a superstar and it's a chance in a lifetime for the contestants to learn from such a pro,' Mirror quoted the source, as saying.