Kylie Minogue has officially opened her extensive archives for a new, three-part Netflix docuseries, and the first trailer is available now. Titled Kylie, the series is scheduled to begin streaming on May 30. It promises an intimate look at the pop superstar’s remarkable journey, tracing her path from a childhood in Australia to her breakout role in the soap opera Neighbors, and her eventual, sometimes turbulent, ascent to the global pop stage.

The documentary is directed by Michael Harte, a seasoned editor known for his work on the acclaimed Netflix series Beckham. The trailer provides a tantalizing preview of the series, featuring insights from those who know the star best.

“Kylie is this force,” says Nick Cave in a clip from the three-part documentary. “It’s all outward, giving.”

In addition to Nick Cave, the series features contributions from a variety of key figures in Minogue’s life and career, including her sister, Dannii Minogue, former partner Jason Donovan, and music industry legend Pete Waterman.

Fans looking to dive deeper into Minogue’s discography can also revisit Owen Myers’ Sunday Review of her 1997 album Impossible Princess.