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Kesha's Recording Future To Be Decided In Court
01/26/2016
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(Radio.com) Kesha is due in court today (Jan. 26) to learn whether or not a judge will release her from her Sony recording contract. In the meantime, the artist has maintained a positive attitude about her recording future by sharing a new video in which she sings "Amazing Grace."

Although currently Kesha can't release new music, because doing so requires she work with producer Dr. Luke whom she has alleged abused her in the past, she chose to find a way around that musical silence.

In a video shared by the fan account @KeshaTODAY, Kesha wishes everyone a good morning. 'I can't put out new music, but I can sing a little something of someone else's songs," she said, before launching into a soulful a cappella rendition of "Amazing Grace" Read more here.

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