Kesha is celebrating liberty and justice for all with the Independence Day release of her new solitary “Joyride,” the star’s initially observe due to the reality becoming established entirely free of charge from her contract with Kemosabe Information in December.

Dropping early Thursday (July 4) early morning, the summer season months-all set music capabilities Kesha revisiting her EDM-pop signature look from the 2010s even although asserting her correct to think about specifically what she demands without having the have to have of faking any smiles. “Don’t even test to give me s–t/ I have gained the correct to be like this,” she sings about a flashy club conquer. “Joy journey, pleasure experience/ I’m just hunting for a excellent time tonight.”

The 37-yr-old singer-songwriter hasn’t dropped audio mainly because 2023’s Gag Order, which was her final contractual release with Kemosabe. It is also her initial challenge thinking about the reality that settling her roughly 10 years-prolonged defamation lawsuit with the label’s founder, Dr. Luke whom she accused of sexual, physical, and emotional abuse in 2014.

“I have not felt this totally free due to the fact I was 18,” Kesha wrote in a December TikTok publish, quickly ideal just after it was really initially documented that her deal seasoned been fulfilled.

The “We R Who We R” singer has been teasing “Joy Ride” for occasions key up to its launch, sharing campy films of her dressed in a red leotard at a fuel station to endorse the observe. A particular person of the posts disclosed that the tune is presented by “Kesha Records.”

The musician also gave “Joyride” its reside debut ahead of its formal arrival, playing the tune for her audience at New York City’s World Pride Saturday (June 29). “Good information: I’m a no cost motherf–king woman,” she described prior to setting up the retain track of. “And do you know what I want to do? I kinda wanna perform my to start with tune in nearly 20 f–king a long time … as a absolutely free motherf–king lady.”

Stream Kesha’s “Joyride” down under.