"Tension"
Single by Kylie Minogue
from the album Tension
Released31 August 2023 (2023-08-31)
Studio
  • Surrey Pool House, Surrey
  • Infinite Disco Studios, Paris
Genre
Length3:36
Label
Songwriter(s)
Producer(s)
  • Richard Stannard
  • Duck Blackwell
  • Jon Green
Kylie Minogue singles chronology
"Padam Padam"
(2023)		 "Tension"
(2023)		 "Hold On to Now"
(2023)
Music video
"Tension" on YouTube

"Tension" is a song recorded by Australian singer Kylie Minogue. It was released on digital and physical formats on 31 August 2023 as the second single to Minogue's sixteenth studio album Tension (2023) by BMG Rights Management and Minogue's company, Darenote. Minogue wrote the song with Anya Jones, Camille Purcell, Jon Green, and producers Duck Blackwell and longtime collaborator Richard Stannard. The song was created after Minogue finished working on several songs in Surrey, and it was introduced to Purcell and Jones by A&R Jamie Nelson.

"Tension" features a wide range of electronic dance sounds including dance-pop, house music, and electropop. Lyrically, the song is about sexual attraction to a partner, and it was noted as one of Minogue's most experimental and edgier productions. "Tension" received generally positive reviews from music critics, with many critics praising the song's sound and production quality. At the same time, some publications found its experimental composition a highlight of Minogue's musicality.

Commercially, the song peaked inside the top twenty in the United Kingdom and the top fifty in Minogue's native Australia. It also charted in Croatia, Ireland, and Latvia, as well as component charts in New Zealand, Canada, Germany, Latin America, and the United States. The accompanying music video was directed by British filmmaker Sophie Muller and featured various caricatures played by Minogue in a neo-futuristic inspired set. Minogue has made a few live appearances to promote "Tension," notably at Radio 2 in the Park, and an exclusive-limited concert at O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire in the United Kingdom.

Writing and production

Minogue co-wrote "Tension" with Anya Jones, Camille Purcell, Jon Green, and producers Duck Blackwell and longtime collaborator Richard Stannard.[3] The idea to collaborate with Jones and Purcell came after Minogue spent a week in Surrey working on new music with Blackwell, Green, Stannard, and Minogue's A&R Jamie Nelson.[4] Nelson had proposed working with Jones and Purcell, the latter of whom had mentioned being a big fan of Minogue's work and career. According to Minogue, the collaboration with the two provided her with the "female energy" she needed for the record.[4] Throughout the recording process, she mentioned how Purcell influenced her to gain self-confidence in the lyrics they wrote, particularly the phrases "Call me Kylie-ay-ay."[4]

Purcell said of her collaboration with Minogue, "She was a household name for me and my family, I think it was just part of my DNA, knowing her name and her music."[4] Although initially intimidated, Purcell began to relax around Minogue, and by the end of the day, she and Jones, along with Minogue and her long-time collaborators, had completed writing two songs: "Tension" and "Things We Do for Love," the latter serving as the album's third track.[4][3] Minogue stated that the original demo was "out of place," describing the lyrics as "edgy," the processed vocals as "more exaggerated," and the sound as "very deep club."[5]

Composition

"Tension" features a wide range of electronic dance sounds including dance-pop, house music, and electropop, with a total duration of three minutes and 37 seconds.[1][2][6] The song is written in the key of F Major.[7] Like Minogue's predecessor single "Padam Padam", Sam Franzini from The Line of Best Fit said the tracks touches on sex themes lyrically. Franzini used the line, "Oh my God, touch me right there," as an example, but also suggested that the parent album's sex-theme is used throughout.[8]

According to review by Ky Stewart from Junkee, the songs lyrics "is about finding your inner sexual desire and freeing your body, a message Kylie’s long advocated for."[9] Writing for NME, Liberty Dunworth described the song as a "dance-inspired track", while claiming the song showcases "Minogue channelling inspiration from both '90s house music and '00s club classics."[1] James Rettig of Stereogum defined "Tension" as a "twitchily smooth dance song" which, differently from the previous single "Padam Padam" "doesn’t have any meme-inducing hooks".[10]

Alexa Camp of Slant Magazine said that "Tension" was reminiscent of material from 2007's X, calling it "the most forward-minded track on the new album".[11] Describing the tracks vibe as "silly", Pitchfork writer, Harry Tafoya noticed Minogue "vamping through pounding piano house to deliver some truly ridiculous lyrics."[12] Noting the sounds eurodance sound, Riff Magazine editor Vera Maksymiuk wrote, "It plays with the formula a bit, using a variety of synth sounds and other electronic production. The sweet melodic verses are paired with a hard and punchy hook, recalling the dance music of the last couple of decades."[13] Similarly, Guy Oddy from The Arts Desk described its sound as "trancey Euro-house cracker with an infectious piano riff [...]."[14]

Release

"Tension" was released on 31 August 2023 by BMG Rights Management and Minogue’s company, Darenote. It serves as the second single to Minogue’s sixteenth studio album of the same name (2023). Prior to its release, Minogue had teased the song on her social media.[15][16][17][18] The cover artwork for the song, created by Studio Moross, were taken from the video shoot; it features five silhouettes of Minogue in different looks, complete with a full-green hue.[19] It was first released as a digital download through its parent album.[5] "Tension" was eventually released in three formats: two CD singles with the extended version of the track and alternate artwork, and a cassette tape.[20][21][22]

Critical response

"Tension" received positive reviews from music critics. Neil Z. Yeung from AllMusic described the song as "sensual", and felt it featured "another chorus for the ages," while writer Michael Cragg of Crack called it "playful."[23][24] Whilst review its parent album, DIY writer Otis Robison selected "Tension" as an album highlight, describing it as "euphoric."[25] Similarly, Harry Tafoya of Pitchfork highlighted "Tension" and album track "Padam Padam" as stand outs, stating, "Both songs land on the right side of silly-serious and wield sledgehammer-subtle choruses with the feverish commitment required to make a hook like “Call me Kylie-lie-lie/Don’t imitate-tate-tate/Cool like sorbet-et-et” feel ecstatic rather than clunky."[26]

Writing for Slant Magazine, Alexa Camp said, "Only Tension’s title track, with its digitally enhanced vocal hook, veers into territory that could be described as experimental."[27] Kitty Empire of The Guardian wrote that the song is "another dancefloor come-hither – but here, the coy sound of heartbeats is replaced by fruitier lines such as “touch me right there”."[28] Retropop Magazine called it "an equally-sensual electro-pop stormer underpinned by pulsing beats [...]".[29] Annabel Ross from The Sydney Morning Herald felt the track and "Padam Padam" "rival[ed] for catchiness and sex positivity as Minogue, alternating between helium vocals and a robotic deadpan, coos “touch me right there” over clubby beats.[30]"

Reviewing its inclusion on its parent album, Peter Piatkowski of PopMatters commended the track, saying, "The song also showcases just how accomplished Minogue is as a vocalist [...] The song’s inherent queerness means that Minogue dials the camp factor way up, and she slides into a stylized, near-scat that shows off a surprisingly supple and impressive range."[31] Conversely, David Smyth of Evening Standard gave it a mixed opinion, highlighting the track alongside other album tracks as "just fine."[32]

Year-end lists

Critics' rankings of "Tension"
Publication List Rank Ref.
Genius The Genius Community’s 50 Best Songs of 2023
47
Rolling Stone India Top 100 Songs of 2023
3

Commercial performance

"Tension" experienced moderate commercial success. In Australia, the spent a sole week at its peak position of number 46 on the ARIA Singles Chart.[35] Additionally, it also charted on the Top 20 Australian Singles Chart at number three, and entered their New Music Singles Chart at number 19.[36][37] In New Zealand, it missed a position on the regional singles chart, but entered at number 10 on their Hot Singles Chart, Minogue's second top-ten in that chart after her 2021 single "Real Groove".[38] In Ireland, the song peaked at number thirty-six on the countries singles chart.[39]

In United Kingdom, the song opened at number one on three charts: the Singles Sales Chart, the Singles Downloads Chart and Physical Singles Chart.[40][41][42] On the regional Singles Chart, it debuted at number 19 as the highest new entry and best-seller of the week, ultimately becoming Minogue's 53rd Top 40 single in the UK.[43] In Latvia, the song reached number eight on their European Hit Radio chart.[44] Elsewhere, it achieved moderate success, achieving charting positions in Croatia, and component charts in Germany, Italy, and Malta.[45][46][47][48]

In North America, "Tension" missed the Canadian Hot 100, but did chart for a sole week on the Billboard Canadian Digital Songs Chart at number 47.[49] In the United States, it peaked at number 18 on the Dance/Electronic Songs chart, alongside topping the Dance/Electronic Digital Songs chart during the week of 16 September 2023.[50][51] In South America, the song charted on two English-speaking charts provided by Monitor Latino; number 15 in Guatemala, and number two in Nicaragua.[52][53]

Promotion

Music video

The music video for "Tension" was directed by British filmmaker and long-time collaborator Sophie Muller, who previously filmed the video for its predecessor "Padam Padam".[54] The music video was released on Minogue's YouTube channel on 1 September 2023, a day after the songs release.[55] The visual opens with Minogue walking into a futuristic neon lit outpost. Inside she stumbles upon a hologram of Minogue in another outfit, dancing and lip-syncing to the song.[54][56]

Another shot, intermitted throughout the music video, features Minogue in a black outfit inside a control room.[54] Another scene features two caricature of Minogue on a table, with another version of her in a showgirl costume dancing on the table. The video ends with Kylie "multiply into many forms in an electrifying crescendo [...] exit[ing] the world with energy still visibly buzzing in and out of her body," as described by Metro.[57]

MuuMuse editor Bradley Stern reviewed the music video, and labelled it her "most bizarre, self-referential video in a long time, surely."[56] Additionally, he commented, "Think "Did it Again" alter egos, a splash of the "Come Into My World" MCU (Minogue Cinematic Universe), a bit of “GBI: German Bold Italic” experimentalism and Fever-era futurism, mixed with Dr. Who, a dash of The Fifth Element – and the Moulin Rouge green fairy, for good measure."[56] Kitty Chrisp from Metro praised the video, saying it is "set to be bold, beautiful, and full of Kylie’s trademark pop-playfulness."[57]

Live performances

Minogue has made few live appearances to promote "Tension". Minogue co-headlined Radio 2 in the Park in Victoria Park, Leicester alongside Tears For Fears a week before the album's release. She headlined the second night, closing the festival and included the song, "Padam Padam", and album track "Hold On to Now" on her set list.[58] Kylie appeared at Lio London for the 2023 London Fashion Week launch, where she premiered some album tracks, including performances of "Tension" and "Padam Padam".[59] Minogue performed a free limited-exclusive concert at O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire on 27 September 2023, where "Tension" was included on the setlist, alongside other songs.[60][61]

Impact

"Tension" was anticipated by critics and the LGBT community due to the viral success with the song's predecessor "Padam Padam".[62][63][64] Beth Ashley from PinkNews highlighted the songs viral phenomenon by the internet memes that were made on social media, and comment, "To say that “Tension” has sent LGBTQ+ fans into a frenzy would be an understatement [...]".[62] The Australian Broadcasting Corporation echoed the same sentiments, saying, "Tension" is "already a crowd-pleaser with the Kylie Minogue faithful."[65]

Formats and track listing

Digital download / streaming

  1. "Tension" – 3:36
  2. "Padam Padam" – 2:46

CD and cassette single[66][67]

  1. "Tension" – 3:36
  2. "Tension" (extended mix) – 4:40

Digital download (Via Kylie.com)[68]

  1. "Tension" (extended mix) - 4:40

The Remixes - Digital EP[69]

  1. "Tension" (Chromeo Remix) - 4:06
  2. "Tension" (George Reid Remix) - 3:06
  3. "Tension" (KDA Remix) - 3:15
  4. "Tension" (Shadow Child Remix) - 3:36
  5. "Tension" – 3:36

Credits and personnel

Credits adapted from the liner notes of Tension.[70]

Locations
  • Recorded at Surrey Pool House, Surrey, UK; Infinite Disco Studio, Paris.
Personnel

Charts

Chart performance for "Tension"
Chart (2023) Peak
position
Australia (ARIA)[71] 46
Australia Independent (AIR)[72] 1
Canada Digital Song Sales (Billboard)[49] 47
Colombia Anglo (Monitor Latino)[73] 12
Croatia (HRT)[45] 28
Germany Download (Official German Charts)[46] 30
Guatemala Anglo (Monitor Latino)[52] 15
Ireland (IRMA)[39] 34
Italy Independent (Radiomonitor)[47] 21
Latvia (EHR)[44] 8
Latvia Airplay (LAIPA)[74] 2
Malta (Radiomonitor)[48] 10
New Zealand Hot Singles (RMNZ)[38] 10
Nicaragua Anglo (Monitor Latino)[53] 2
UK Singles (OCC)[75] 19
UK Indie (OCC)[76] 5
US Hot Dance/Electronic Songs (Billboard)[50] 18

Release history

"Tension" release history
Region Date Format Label Ref(s).
Various 31 August 2023
[17]
7 September 2023 [66]
Italy 9 September 2023 Radio airplay [77]
Various 12 September 2023 [67]
20 October 2023
  • Remixes
 [69]
8 December 2023 [78]

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