![]() ![]() ![]() What followed was a process of acknowledging all that she cannot control. ![]() That day, Kesha felt her higher consciousness revealing itself-or “some kind of god”-illustrating a path forward. She found herself considering “how love is the most important thing, if not the only thing.” It was like a vivid visualization of an interior rearrangement. “It set me down this trip, wondering, what’s the point of all of this? What is the point of me singing silly songs into the ether? Does it have a bigger purpose? Is this worth anything to anybody?” “I was just sobbing walking down the street with my bouquet of flowers.” Paralyzed by anxiety, worry, doubt, and fear-for herself, for her family, the world-she felt desperate enough to turn to prayer. “On the way back, I couldn’t stop crying,” she recalls. One day, in that initial perilous pandemic spring, Kesha walked to the grocery store to buy flowers. For the first time since entering the pop machine in 2008, Kesha confronted herself in the discomfiting silence. The glitter-strewn dance-pop queen had just released her fourth album, High Road, in January 2020 when reality as we knew it came to a screeching halt. ![]()
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