Kesha Drives Through The Road Of Life In A Busted Jalopy In New Album Trailer

Kesha's new studio album High Road is out soon. So ahead of its release, the singer has released an epic trailer showcasing what life looks like if it were a vintage road trip from the 1960s. There really are bits and pieces of new music, wild snapshots of party life, and profound philosophical nuggets from Kesha that make you question what your definition of life really is. If this teaser is any indication, then High Road will be a thrilling and eye-opening follow-up to 2017's Rainbow. 


In the years since her last album came out, Kesha has been driving across the road of life. There really are multiple pitstops and intrerruptions, yet she zooms past them all. She illustrates this by driving a beat-up jalopy through different dusty streets. "I've seen the light: life is like driving across the nation in a pretty small Astrovan, with your whole family member in it, for 90 years," she says in an aside. "Because I think life is a vacation from where we go once we die."


Over the course of the two minutes, we're shown a lot of perspectives, viewpoints, and cartoonishly over-the-top segments that make it clear that Kesha is actively making the ideal of her ride. Some of those sets, like one that pays homage to The Shining's scary twin females and another that takes place in a brightly-colored supermarket, seems to be from forthcoming music videos. We won't know up until they drop nevertheless it's clear that High Road is going to be special.


High Road is due to come out in December. In a September cover story with Billboard, Kesha gave some specifics about what the new LP will sound like. "It's the happiness that I started my career with," she mentioned. "Part of this album is resurrecting the fact that you could be a fucking disaster in your head one day and then you could also be glittered-up and have the ideal night of your life."


Watch some of Kesha's wild ride of life in the trailer up above.