🏳️‍🌈 Kesha - Rainbow [PA] (CD Digipak, 2017) “Learn To Let Go” *SEALED* For Sale

Kesha's "Rainbow" CD Digipak, released in 2017, features a mix of genres including Dance & Electronica, Hip-Hop, Ballad, Country Rock, Synth-Pop, and Pop Rock. The album, produced by Drew Pearson, Stuart Crichton, and Ricky Reed, showcases Kesha's unique style with songs like "Praying" and "Learn To Let Go". This parental advisory album comes sealed in a cardboard sleeve and includes the original inner sleeve, hype sticker, and cover. With tracks featuring guitar, acoustic guitar, keyboard, percussion, bass guitar, electric guitar, voice, and drums, "Rainbow" is a must-have for fans of the 2010s era music.

This record marks a dramatic artistic rebirth following her highly publicized legal and personal struggles.

Core Narrative ThemesHealing and Resilience: Moving past trauma, finding peace, and letting go of resentment (e.g., "Praying").Wild Independence: Celebrating raw, unfiltered self-love, feminism, and eccentricities (e.g., "Woman").Childhood Heritage: Returning to her early roots in country, folk, and classic rock.

Distinct Sonic Pillars & Collaborations

Country/Folk: Features a duet with her mother's friend, country icon Dolly Parton, on a cover of "Old Flames Can't Hold a Candle to You".

Garage Rock: Includes high-energy, guitar-heavy collaborations with Eagles of Death Metal on "Let 'Em Talk" and "Boogie Feet".

Neo-Soul/Funk: Driven by a brassy, empowering performance backed by the famous Dap-Kings Horns on the anthem "Woman".

Kesha’s album Rainbow carries a Parental Advisory label primarily due to strong, unfiltered language used across multiple tracks.

Lyrical Content & Profanity

The advisory label is triggered by explicit language used prominently throughout the album's themes of empowerment and mental health:"Bastards": The very first word of the album is an expletive, setting a defiant tone against critics and abusers."Woman": A fiercely independent anthem featuring multiple explicit phrases (e.g., "I'm a motherfucking woman"), driving home her self-reliance."Rainbow": The emotionally vulnerable title track uses profanity to describe her mental state during trauma recovery ("Yeah, maybe my head's fucked up"), adding raw authenticity to her healing process.

Please note this CD is enclosed in a Digipak. A Digipak is a popular type of media packaging for CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays that consists of an outer, gatefold cardboard cover with one or more plastic trays (called "Flexi trays") glued inside to securely hold the disc(s).

Material: The primary material is sturdy, high-quality paperboard or card stock, which is often seen as a more environmentally friendly option compared to the all-plastic jewel case.

Durability: While the cardboard exterior can show wear and tear (scuffing, creasing) more easily than plastic, it is less prone to cracking or shattering if dropped, making it more durable in that specific regard than a standard jewel case.

Versatility: Digipaks are highly versatile, offering options for different finishes (glossy or matte), clear or colored disc trays, and internal pockets to hold booklets, liner notes, or other inserts.

Premium: They are often associated with special editions, limited releases, or deluxe albums and are generally considered a more premium, high-end packaging option than the standard jewel case.

*CD is brand new and sealed however there may be some damage to the case but it’s hard to tell without removing the wrapping.*

**Even though CD is a new disc there may be imperfections, warping, or have scratches.**