Kesha Want to Freedom to Avoid Recant Rape Claims

Kesha Want to Freedom to Avoid Recant Rape Claims

The pop star has appealed a court decision that ties her to a recording contract with companies owned by music producer Dr Luke.SONGS

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Kesha Rose Sebert, known mononymously as Kesha, is an American singer, songwriter, and rapper. In 2005, at age 18, Kesha was signed to producer Dr. Luke's label Kemosabe Records.

 Detecting membrane, which is currently offered to let him out of his contract with producer Dr. Luke, and Sony is involved in a legal battle, but added that the price was too high. Kesha Videos
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The singer, the young man aged 29 years, said Dr. Peter lied and said publicly that he did not rape her, not allowing her to apologize. He revealed: "modern technology" hit maker also refused the deal because it would not be true regained.

SAIC is a separate agreement with Sony Music after it refused his judges still implemented.

Instagram and singer wrote in his post, "then. I've got my freedom to be. I do not want to publicly apologize and say that I was raped. That is what was behind closed doors. I will not be right back. The truth is I my choice of profession is the destruction of the beast. "

Court decision that music producer accused the pop star of Dr. Luke, who has a contract with the record company say the rape, like slavery and appeals relations. The singer, 28, the producer Dr. Luke, is linked to a record label, and her six-album recording contract with Sony Music may want to cancel. But in February the judge to release him from the contract, social media campaigns #FreeKesha and Taylor Swift, Kelly Clarkson, Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, and the flow of support from big-name singers, including Hamas rejects.

Dr. Luke, whose real name Lucas Gottwald, rape and psychological torture allegations in a lawsuit in 2014 and was countersuing. And come all of these cases to trial yet.
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