Fifteen years after the release of the first album, animalKeisha felt nostalgic. In an Instagram post on Sunday (January 5), the singer reflected on the making of the 2010 LP that propelled her to stardom, including “Your Love Is My Drug,” “Tik Tok,” “Blah Blah” and other beloved tracks. Blah” and “Party at the rich man’s house.”
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“I’ve spent my whole life learning the art of songwriting from my mom, who is an iconic songwriter herself, so when animal When it came out, it was the pinnacle of the sound of growing up, the sound of falling in love, the sound of heartbreak, the sound of maturation, and I had no idea what these songs would unlock for me and what kind of life I would live Kesha wrote that she was A Nashville songwriter best known for co-writing the 1980 Dolly Parton song “Old Flames Can’t Hold a Candle to”.
“I’m glad I did it and I’m glad you connected with it the way you did and continue to do it,” she added, noting that the album’s debut hit “Tik Tok” has the biggest streams Media plays last week on her first day on Spotify Dick Clark and Ryan Seacrest spend New Year’s Rockin’ Eve. “It just goes to show that we all go through the same key feelings and emotions as we grow up. I’m so excited to grow with you all. Happy Anniversary animal. I didn’t know you were the asshole. But it turns out you are.
In the accompanying video, Kesha, then 22, was asked about her thoughts on happiness animal is attracting her fans. “The only reason I made this record was to let kids have fun, have a dance party and inspire people to be happy,” she says, her face glowing in the video, which ends with a montage of looks and iconic moments. “This whole record is a very youthful, irreverent record. I want it to be one of those records that you just put on and it makes you happy no matter what you’re doing or where you are.
The singer released the songs “Delusional” and “Joyride” as the first singles from her upcoming, as-yet-untitled sixth album and the first release from her Kesha Records label.
