Kesha Teases New Music by Holding Up Sign Weeks After Parting Ways With Dr. Luke's Label

Kesha's years-long battle with Dr. Luke officially ended a few weeks ago and now that she's a free woman, new music could be on the way as she teases fans about her next project.

According to People Magazine, the "Wherever You Are" hitmaker was spotted in the parking lot of a 7-Eleven in Los Angeles, California.

During the outing, the singer could be seen wearing a plain white shirt, a cowboy hat, a pair of orange sunglasses, black pants, and white sneakers.

She also held a cardboard sign with the text, "NEW MUSIC COMING SOON," written on it.

As of this writing, Kesha has yet to share more details or context about the sign that she held during the outing, no release date has been placed for the matter.

Kesha Free From Contract Under Dr. Luke's Label

The recent news comes a week after the musician felt free and posted a nude photo of herself on social media to celebrate her recent win.

According to a report published by Variety, the singer's deal under Dr. Luke's label called Kemosabe has officially ended, which came seven months after she dropped her final contractual album under the company called "Gag Order."

"Jack Rovner confirms, after 16 years, Kesha and Vector Management have agreed amicably to part ways, with much love and respect," a spokesperson told the outlet.

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Kesha also reacted on the matter, saying her manager has been very supportive of her throughout her lengthy legal proceedings and she had been "embroiled for almost a decade."

"In need of a fresh start in my life, we have parted ways but I will remain forever grateful for the run we had," she noted.

Throughout her run with the record label, Kesha was able to release five full-length albums which included, "Animal," "Cannibal," "Warrior," "Rainbow," "High Road," and her latest "Gag Order."

Kesha, Dr. Luke Legal Battle

TRIGGER WARNING: This part of the story contains topics about rape and sexual assault, reader's discretion is advised.

The legal battle between the singer and her producer began in 2014 when Kesha accused Dr. Luke, whose real name is Lukasz Gottwald, of drugging and raping her back in 2005.

Throughout the years, the famed record producer denied the allegations and even countersued her for defamation. He claimed that Kesha only accused him as she allegedly wanted to get out of his record label, but the pop star denied it as well.

The two finally settled last year, and both of them mutually agreed to close this chapter of their lives.

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