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High Road
Release date: 1.31.20
Label: Kemosabe/RCA Records
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Kesha Pays Tribute To Marc Bolan and Hal Willner With Stunning Appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon
Read MoreKesha Offers Impassioned Take On T. Rex’s “Children Of The Revolution”
Read MoreKesha’s ‘High Road’ Is a “Defiant Reclamation of Lightness”
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Kesha attracts a diverse, passionate, and socially-engaged global audience who believe in the messages behind her music. Over her career, she has earned 10 Top Ten singles, over a billion views on YouTube, 2 number one albums, 4 number one songs at top 40 radio, and nearly 40 million followers across social media.
Kesha’s latest album 'High Road' was called a body of work “wise and wild in equal measure” (Billboard), that “electrifies from the inside out” (American Songwriter) and “strikes a believable balance between vulnerability and the bluster she made her name on” (Stereogum).
Her previous album 'Rainbow', called "an artistic feat" by Entertainment Weekly and "the best music of her career" by Rolling Stone, earned Kesha the first GRAMMY nominations of her career.
Kesha’s ventures outside of music include a top rated TV program, an award winning film, a book, a cruise, and a cosmetics line.
As a songwriter she has penned her own music as well as songs for artists including Britney Spears, Ariana Grande, The Veronicas, and Miley Cyrus. Kesha is an animal rights crusader as the Humane Society International's first Global Ambassador and a passionate advocate for equality, being honored with the 2016 Human Rights Campaign Visibility Award. In 2016 she won Billboard's Women in Music Trailblazer Award and in 2018 she was named one of Time Magazine's Time 100, their list of the most influential people in the world.
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- Brooklyn Vegan ("Raising Hell" video)
- Bustle ("Raising Hell" video)
- Consequence Of Sound ("Raising Hell" video)
- Cosmo (Expensive Taste Test)
- Entertainment Weekly ("Kesha and the Creepies") Podcast
- Entertainment Weekly ("Raising Hell" video)
- Entertainment Weekly (album round up)
- Jimmy Kimmel Live (Performance)
- Just Jared ("Raising Hell" video)
- People Mag ("Raising Hell" video)
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- MTV ("Raising Hell" video)
- Music Week (newsletter)
- New York Times (Interview)
- NPR ("Raising Hell" video)
- NYLON interview
- Nylon ("Raising Hell" video)
- Rolling Stone (Interview)
- Rolling Stone ("Raising Hell" video)
- Rolling Stone (The First Time)
- Slant Magazine (Album review)
- Stereogum (Album review)
- Stereogum ("Raising Hell" video)
- Teen Vogue (Playlist of My Life)
- The Atlantic
- THE FADER ("Raising Hell" video)
- UpRoxx ("Raising Hell" video)
- V Mag (Interview)
- Vulture ("Raising Hell" video)
- WSJ Interview
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- Ellen ("Praying" performance)
- Fallon ("Praying" performance)
- Good Morning America ("Praying" performance)
- Good Morning America ("Woman" performance)
- Good Morning America (interview)
- Billboard
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- Time.com (essay)
- Us Weekly - "25 Things You Don't Know About Me"
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- The AV Club
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