Kesha’s 2025 release Period. is a triumphant declaration of creative freedom—her first album since breaking ties with her former label. No longer boxed in, Kesha re-emerges with a project that feels uncaged, chaotic, and unapologetically herself.
Period. isn’t chasing trends—it’s burning them down. From the explosive opener “Freedom,” a sonic rebirth drenched in defiance, to the summer-ready banger “Joyride,” the album thrives in contrast. The standout “Yippee-Ki-Yay” featuring T-Pain blends playful country-pop with self-aware humor, while “Delusional” shifts into introspective territory, exposing illusions and unspoken truths.
Tracks like “Red Flag” and “Too Hard” dig deeper—one with biting sarcasm, the other with gentle vulnerability. Yet Period. never loses its rebellious heart. Kesha balances madness with melody, letting each track occupy its own wild corner, untamed yet intentional.
This isn’t the Kesha of Tik Tok—nor a rejection of that era. It’s evolution. Period. embraces every chapter of her story, now told through her own lens. The production is as layered as the themes: some tracks are stripped bare, others are drenched in ironic glitter.
“Cathedral” closes the album with quiet power, more whisper than scream, but no less revolutionary. It leaves a lingering message: sometimes, the loudest statements are whispered.
With Period., Kesha doesn’t ask for approval. She demands to be heard on her own terms—and the result is a raw, electrifying pop record that feels like both a personal exorcism and a universal invitation to freedom.
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