“Shadow” | Kesha

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Grammy-nominated popstar Kesha delivers a powerful, earthshaking performance of "Shadow," a song from her critically acclaimed album "High Road" that's all about refusing to let the negativity of others darken your skies and the power of fearless perseverance. She's accompanied by Mary Lattimore on harp, Karina DePiano on piano, and Skyler Stonestreet and Kenna Ramsey singing background vocals.

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26 Comments on “Shadow” | Kesha

    • I know a lot of people do. Exposing yourself to speak in from of people more will help with that. Talk in front of your friends. And then small groups of people. And that will help a ton.

  1. my favorite person on this planet. Anyone who is reading this, I love you, you are worthy, I hope you have an amazing day, and even if you don’t it will be okay because there are thousands of good days coming to you. Don’t let the shadows take away your sunshine. <3

  2. Kesha is the perfect example, that whatever you did in the past, doesnt matter. You can be who ever you want, you just have to do it.
    That’s the same person that made TikTok, not saying it’s a bad song, loved it at the time, but this is clearly something new.

  3. This was absolutely stunning. Kesha has evolved so much as a person and an artist. I’m so happy I’ve watched her grow over their years.

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