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A judge ruled the singer defamed her producer in a text message to Lady Gaga.

Kesha rises from the ashes on her first track off new album 'Rainbow.' Watch the psychedelic, powerful video for 'Praying.'

Kesha delivered the news of her song drop with a sepia-tone Twitter video thanking fans.

Reports say the singer wants to, instead, focus on a New York case.

"We can't control who feels pain, and we can't control what you do with the hurt and the pain and the anger... what we can control is who we give the...weapons to," Kesha said.

Kesha blew the BBMAs audience away with an emotional cover of Bob Dylan's "It Ain't Me Babe."

Although Kemosabe Records rescinded their approval of the performance at the 2016 BBMAs, Kesha still got to sing her Bob Dylan tribute...at a Ben Folds show.

"The approval has been restored," the label, Kemosabe Records, said in a statement.

While her legal battle with Dr. Luke rages on, Kesha is seemingly making more moves each day to regain control of her music career. Following the release of her version of "True Colors" with Zedd after a triumphant performance at Coachella last month, the recent news of her joining Diplo's Mad Decent Block Party tour this summer and her live cover of Lady Gaga's "Til It Happens To Y

“This is more than a song,” Kesha captioned the clip.

A "surprise" Coachella appearance is unconfirmed, but she WILL return to the stage in May for a special event.

The judge wrote, “Every rape is not a gender-motivated hate crime.”