Kesha Departs from Dr. Luke's Record Label and Management Company

The move marks the end of a nearly decade-long legal battle, following a settlement reached six months ago.

Kesha has left Dr. Luke's record label, Kemosabe Records, and her management company, Vector Management, marking the end of a nearly decade-long legal battle.
The singer's departure from the label and management company comes six months after she settled multiple lawsuits with Dr. Luke.
Kesha released her final album, 'Gag Order', under her contract with Kemosabe Records in May 2023.
The legal battle began in 2014 when Kesha accused Dr. Luke of sexual assault and emotional abuse, allegations he consistently denied.
Kesha and Dr. Luke reached a settlement in June 2023, with both expressing a desire to move on from the dispute.