Come into My World

Where they were

Released on November 2, 2002, 'Come into My World' marked Kylie Minogue's return to the forefront of pop after a period of artistic reinvention. This single came shortly after her critically acclaimed album 'Fever', which revitalized her career and introduced a more mature sound that appealed to both new and longtime fans.

Why it matters

'Come into My World' was not only a commercial success, reaching top positions in several countries, but it also garnered critical acclaim for its innovative production and catchy melodies. The song won the Best Dance Recording at the 2004 Grammy Awards, solidifying Minogue's status as a key figure in the early 2000s pop scene.

Essential tracks

• "Come Into My World (single version)" — This version encapsulates the essence of the album with its lush production and catchy chorus, showcasing Kylie's vocal prowess and dance sensibility.
• "Come Into My World (Robbie Rivera’s Hard & Sexy mix)" — This remix elevates the original track with a driving beat and club-ready energy, highlighting Kylie's adaptability within different musical contexts.
• "Come Into My World (Fischerspooner mix)" — Fischerspooner's interpretation adds an avant-garde edge to the track, illustrating how Minogue's work can transcend mainstream boundaries while maintaining its dance roots.