Kesha Will Not Squander Her Second Act: ‘I Waited for This Moment My Entire Goddamn Life’

Kesha Will Not Squander Her Second Act: ‘I Waited for This Moment My Entire Goddamn Life’

Kesha's new album 'Period' is a "homecoming" the pop star.

Leak Preview: Kesha – .

Pop singer, Kesha returns with fire and freedom on her new album called, . (Period), via her independent imprint, Kesha Records. After years of navigating industry struggles, this 11-track project is her most unfiltered, joyful, and self-possessed work to date. Co-produced by a dynamic mix of creatives including Zhone, Pink Slip, NOVA WAV, and Hudson Mohawke, the album blends classic party-pop energy with a raw emotional undercurrent and spiritu…

Kesha unleashes her wildest era yet with ‘.(Period)’, a frisky, unfiltered Pop frenzy

NSFW visuals, #1 hits, and an eighteen-thousand strong tour kickoff make it clear: She’s never been more in control. Courtesy With her latest studio release ‘.(Period)’ (stylised as ‘Period’), globally-recognised musician Kesha isn’t just back—she’s reborn. Described by Rolling Stone as “a frisky pop record that delights in throwing things at the wall and seeing what sticks”, the genre-defying album earned a rare 4-out-of-5-star rave, a…

5 Albums Out Today to Listen To: Kesha, Kae Tempest, Dropkick Murphys, and More

In this segment, we showcase the most notable albums out each week. Here are the albums out on July 4, 2025: Kesha, . (PERIOD) Kesha has released a new album, . (PERIOD), via her own independent label, Kesha Records. Bombastic and frequently funny, the Gag Order follow-up features the promotional singles ‘THE ONE’, ATTENTION!’, ‘BOY CRAZY.’, ‘YIPPEE-KI-YAY.’, ‘JOYRIDE’, and ‘DELUSIONAL’. “The muse for my other albums has been a lot of external f…

Kesha’s ‘Period’: What critics are saying about the singer’s first independent album

After releasing three albums to fulfill a recording contract with her accused abuser's label, Kesha has returned with Period, her first independently released album.  Critics have responded generally favorably to the latest from the two-time Grammy nominee, which seems to harken back to the messy-pop days of 2010s Kesha. "It’s easy to root for Kesha, which makes listening to (Period.) — her first album as an independent artist, hence its July 4 …

Album Review: Kesha reclaims her independence on wild LP . (Period) - The AU Review

It feels rather fitting that Kesha release her latest record on America’s Independence Day, July 4th, as this – her 6th LP – truly embodies a sense of freedom, following a tumultuous period surrounding legal battles and sexual assault charges that threaten to derail her exciting pop trajectory. There’s a whole rabbit hole you can...