Unreleased recordings featuring the late Divinyls singer Chrissy Amphlett have been found in a garage belonging to New Zealand musician Tim Finn, according to RNZ.
RNZ reports the songs come from a collaboration between the two artists that was never released. Finn's garage was where the material was located, the outlet says.
Amphlett fronted the Australian band Divinyls and is widely known for the group's 1990 hit "I Touch Myself." She died in 2013.
The discovery has drawn coverage from several outlets, including the BBC and the music publication themusic.com.au, which reported on Finn's comments about the project. According to themusic.com.au, Finn described the partnership in terms of the two being meant to create something special together.
The Australian television program Australian Story has also featured Amphlett's life, TV Blackbox reported.
Further details about the recordings, including how many songs exist and whether they will be released, have not been reported in the material available.
What to watch next: whether Finn or Amphlett's estate announces formal release plans for the recordings.
