Kate Bush, the iconic British singer who rose to fame with hits like 'Wuthering Heights,' has announced plans to create new music after a 13-year hiatus since her last album '50 Words for Snow' in 2011. In interviews with BBC Radio 4, she expressed her excitement to return to the creative space, stating she has 'lots of ideas' for a new album. Bush's recent project, a short film titled 'Little Shrew,' was inspired by the war in Ukraine and aims to raise funds for children affected by war. The film features a shrew navigating a war-torn city and is set to the song 'Snowflake' from her 2011 album. While Bush has been busy with archival work and not ready to perform live, she is nonetheless eager to embark on new musical endeavors. Her renewed interest in creating music follows a resurgence in popularity of her song 'Running Up That Hill,' which gained a new audience through its feature in Netflix's 'Stranger Things'.