Kesha Is Returning to Music with New Album

Kesha has announced a new album, her first for her new label, Kesha Records. 

The album is called . (pronounced “period”), and it is out on July 4. 

The 11-song collection will feature previously released singles “Joyride” and “Delusional”.

The LP is described in a press release as an “unapologetic, unfiltered declaration of artistic freedom and fearless authenticity.”

"Period" is the follow-up to 2023’s "Gag Order" and represents a new chapter in Kesha’s career that kicked off last July when she dropped the first two singles under her own label, Kesha Records. 

The independent label that has global distribution through ADA gives the singer full creative control and ownership of her work after she settled a long-running defamation suit filed by her former label boss, producer Dr. Luke, in 2023; Kesha filed suit against Luke (born Lukasz Gottwald) over allegations of sexual, physical and emotional abuse in 2014, claims he repeatedly denied.

The full track list for . (Period) is: “Freedom,” “Joyride,” “Yippee-Ki-Yay,” “Delusional,” “Red Flag,” “Love Forever,” “The One,” “Boy Crazy,” “Glow,” “Too Hard” and “Cathedral.”