Kesha – Gag Order

Album Info

Artist: Kesha

Title: Gag Order

Year: 2023

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Tracklist

  • 1. Something To Believe In (3:29)
  • 2. Eat The Acid (4:02)
  • 3. Living In My Head (3:06)
  • 4. Fine Line (3:26)
  • 5. Only Love Can Save Us Now (2:34)
  • 6. All I Need Is You (3:01)
  • 7. The Drama (4:23)
  • 8. Ram Dass Interlude (1:14)
  • 9. Too Far Gone (2:16)
  • 10. Peace & Quiet (2:57)
  • 11. Only Love Reprise (1:15)
  • 12. Hate Me Harder (2:48)
  • 13. Happy (4:22)

Review

Kesha’s 2023 opus, "Gag Order," unfolds as a remarkable artistic metamorphosis, charting a course far from her earlier vibrant revelry into realms of profound introspection and experimental sound. Helmed by the skilled hand of Rick Rubin, this sonic journey dives deep into the intricate architecture of the human spirit, where themes of psychological complexity and emotional vulnerability are explored with courageous candor. Compositions like "Something To Believe In" build a delicate tension with ambient piano and powerful synths, while "Eat The Acid" employs minor-key, auto-tuned sounds to evoke a sense of transcendence. The album, an unvarnished expression of navigating personal struggle, stands as a bold and inventive work, revealing an artist who sheds past guises to confront stark realities with remarkable expressive maturity. - Maeve

Artist Bio

Kesha is a singer-songwriter from Los Angeles who started releasing music in 2009, making a splash with her party-pop hit “TiK ToK” and her energetic, irreverent style. Her music blends pop, dance, and rock, and over the years she’s shifted toward more raw and emotional material on albums like Rainbow and Gag Order. Kesha’s collaborated with artists like Pitbull and Macklemore, and her sound is often compared to Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, and Miley Cyrus. She’s known for her outspoken personality, legal battles over creative control, and evolving musical style.