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Kesha is a well-known artist and has had immense amounts of coverage in the media, the past year or so, following her lawsuit with Dr. Luke, this is her first album released since winning the lawsuit showcasing her artistic abilities unrestricted. Through this album, we can see how much Kesha has grown within herself and within her musical abilities. Kesha was unhappy with the music she had to put out  prior to the lawsuit because they didn’t fully represent her abilities. One of her well-known past albums was “Animal” in 2010. This was when she was seen as a dumb party girl, whose music mainly focuses on sex and partying. Under Dr. Luke’s label, Ke$ha got a lot of fame and record sales, but wasn’t well seen by the public for her image as well as her music. Her current album has shocked many due to her talent and her presence. Her current albums have more substance to them and it really explores her capabilities. The goals of the record are to show and spread empowerment, her many vocal talents, her songwriting abilities, her music has real substance, rebrand and change her sound, and make this album a reflection of who she is. I love the power of her voice, the change in genre and overall sound, the change in subject, and I love how her attitude about life and the hardships she has faced thus far are reflected well within this album. I see Kesha reaching new heights. Though that’s very cliché, she was already famous and successful even after getting bad reviews and having a rather unfavorable reputation, but now people see her more for who she is, they can see she has real talent, and she’s gotten great reviews so far. I believe her presence in media will become even greater. Does this album measure up to my expectations prior to its release? Very much so. I knew that Kesha was holding back some real potential, but in all honestly, she surpassed anything I expected. I highly recommend this album whether you liked Kesha before or not.

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“With a voice that can only be described as belonging to the bratty, rebellious step-sister of Katy Perry and a wardrobe identical to your annoyingly hip cousin who’s ‘over’ consumer culture and shops exclusively at American Apparel, Ke$ha has been toted for some time now as a kind of drunk electro-crap pop protege in the making,” - Bradley Stern

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“With a voice that can only be described as belonging to the bratty, rebellious step-sister of Katy Perry and a wardrobe identical to your annoyingly hip cousin who’s ‘over’ consumer culture and shops exclusively at American Apparel, Ke$ha has been toted for some time now as a kind of drunk electro-crap pop protege in the making,” - Bradley Stern

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This was a review for Kesha's 2010 album, "Animal"

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"The meanings behind the “Rainbow” and songs are for taking back your life and name. It has this freeing feeling, almost like a spiritual experience." - Me

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"The meanings behind the “Rainbow” and songs are for taking back your life and name. It has this freeing feeling, almost like a spiritual experience." - Me

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I think Kesha did a phenominal job on rebranding herself and showing that she is a force to be reckoned with.