Kesha touts the self-release of 'Joyride' as a celebration of independence after a troubled relationship with Kemosabe, owned by Dr. Luke, highlighting her move away from those associations.
Her 2023 album was released by Kemosabe in conjunction with RCA, different from her recent self-release, marking a significant shift in her music career dynamics.
Kesha's 'Joyride' marks her first release following the settlement of a defamation case with Dr. Luke, indicating a fresh start and artistic independence.
Upcoming headlining performances at major festivals like Wawa Welcome America and Lollapalooza show her continued presence and success in the music industry post-label dispute.
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