Kesha premieres soaring new songĀ āHymnā ā and writes about the meaning behind it
On Aug. 11, beloved pop singer Kesha will return with Rainbow, her third full-length album and first since 2012ās Warrior. In the run-up to the recordās release, Kesha has shared a few songs from the upcoming LP ā āPraying,ā āWomanā and āLearn to Let Goā ā along with several essays about her creative process and personal growth. Now, in tandem with the release of yet another track, āHymn,ā Mic presents a new, original essay from the songwriter herself.
Probably the most powerful experience Iāve ever had as an artist is having fans come up to me and tell me that a song or album of mine has helped them through hard times. Some of them have gone as far as to tell me that my music helped save their lives. This is hard for me to comprehend, and for as long as I live, no other honor will ever match that. Hearing those words from fans has changed me.
I think that one of the reasons why my music connects with people who feel like they donāt fit in is because I have never fit in either ā this is why the song āHymnā is so special to me. The longer title was āHymn for the Hymnless.ā And when I say āhymnless,ā Iām talking about people who feel like they donāt fit in, people who feel like they donāt have a hymn. Read more (8/3/17)



















