This is going to be heartbreakingly honest and real.
Kesha has dropped an emotional trailer for her new documentary Rainbow – The Film which is available exclusively through Apple Music on August 10.
This date is significant as Kesha will be celebrating the one-year anniversary of her two-time GRAMMY-nominated nominated album RAINBOW by releasing a behind-the-scenes documentary.
Directed by Kesha along with her brother Lagan Sebert and Kevin Hayden, and produced by Magic Seed Productions, Rainbow - The Film details the creation of the album and echoes her most recent LP's messages of self-love, perseverance and strength.
"Making 'Rainbow' the album was such a therapeutic process and given the opportunity to turn into a third dimensional piece of art has helped me find even deeper healing and catharsis," said Kesha. “Third dimensional piece of art has helped me find even deeper healing and catharsis. I hope this film will inspire you to feel like you're going to hurt you. In this case, I'm in the hope of making you feel good.”
Rainbow - The Film mixes truth documentary with psychedelic thumbnails to share the story of Kesha's battle with inner demons and real life struggles. An inspiring story of redemption meditating on how some of life's darkest setbacks, the movie features a plethora of previously unseen footage chronicling Kesha's joy playing rock clubs and dive bars around the country, writing and recording RAINBOW preparing for her daunting yet triumphant performance at this year's GRAMMY Awards and more.
Of course, Kesha is bringing her Rainbow World Tour down under in October but unfortunately, she isn't coming to Perth.
Source: Kesha/Instagram/Sony/AppleMusic
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