The release is reprinted below.
TheNew York Times Magazineprofile piece that ran today unfortunately has many inaccuracies.
Kesha filed a shock and awe complaint of alleged abuse against Luke Gottwald in 2014 for contract negotiation leverage.
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She never intended to prove her claims.
She has voluntarily withdrawn her California complaint, after having her counterclaims in New York for alleged abuse dismissed.
Nevertheless, she continues to maliciously level false accusations in the press to attack our client.
In fact, the label suggested an early release of an advance Kesha track.
It was Keshas team who rejected this proposal.
Produced by Ben Folds, the song houses lyrics, I found a rainbow, rainbow, baby.
On it, shes backed by an orchestra.
Luke has denied these claimsin court and on social media, and countersued for defamation.
Kesha also asked that her contract be absorbed by RCA, the label that distributes Kemosabe.
In April, most ofKeshas complaints were dismissed, but she is still involved in the ongoing appeal process.
