Kesha Celebrates Her Mother's Debut Album, A Labor of Love That Transcends Time.
In a heartwarming gesture, Kesha is proud to announce her mother Pebe Sebert's self-titled debut album, set to drop on December 12. The record marks an exciting milestone for the artist, who has been working closely with her mother throughout her career.
Sebert, a singer-songwriter and collaborator of Dolly Parton, Miley Cyrus, and others, revealed the news on social media, sharing a pre-save link to streaming services alongside the simple caption "Pebe Sebert. My one and only album." The announcement comes hours after the release of her latest single, "City's Burning," which is the third installment from the upcoming project.
The album, spanning 11 tracks, showcases Sebert's original recordings from the 1980s, offering a unique glimpse into her artistic journey. Kesha will be releasing the record under her own eponymous label, Kesha Records, which has already proven its prowess with the release of "Period," a critically acclaimed album by Kesha herself.
"I grew up in the studio, watching my mom turn her life into songs," Kesha reflected on social media, explaining how her mother's work had an indelible impact on her own artistic path. "These moments became stories. These stories are her life." The singer acknowledged that she has been inspired by her mother's story and is proud to be releasing her debut album.
In a poignant statement, Sebert shared her struggles with substance abuse and how it affected her work, particularly during the release of her single "Vampire" in 2021. The experience left her heartbroken, but ultimately, she found solace in rediscovering these lost recordings, which have now been revived by Guy Roche.
As Pebe Sebert embarks on this new chapter in her career, Kesha's enthusiasm is palpable. With the release of "These Stories Are Her Life," the two artists are celebrating a labor of love that has spanned decades, transcending time and cementing their bond as creative collaborators and family members.
In a heartwarming gesture, Kesha is proud to announce her mother Pebe Sebert's self-titled debut album, set to drop on December 12. The record marks an exciting milestone for the artist, who has been working closely with her mother throughout her career.
Sebert, a singer-songwriter and collaborator of Dolly Parton, Miley Cyrus, and others, revealed the news on social media, sharing a pre-save link to streaming services alongside the simple caption "Pebe Sebert. My one and only album." The announcement comes hours after the release of her latest single, "City's Burning," which is the third installment from the upcoming project.
The album, spanning 11 tracks, showcases Sebert's original recordings from the 1980s, offering a unique glimpse into her artistic journey. Kesha will be releasing the record under her own eponymous label, Kesha Records, which has already proven its prowess with the release of "Period," a critically acclaimed album by Kesha herself.
"I grew up in the studio, watching my mom turn her life into songs," Kesha reflected on social media, explaining how her mother's work had an indelible impact on her own artistic path. "These moments became stories. These stories are her life." The singer acknowledged that she has been inspired by her mother's story and is proud to be releasing her debut album.
In a poignant statement, Sebert shared her struggles with substance abuse and how it affected her work, particularly during the release of her single "Vampire" in 2021. The experience left her heartbroken, but ultimately, she found solace in rediscovering these lost recordings, which have now been revived by Guy Roche.
As Pebe Sebert embarks on this new chapter in her career, Kesha's enthusiasm is palpable. With the release of "These Stories Are Her Life," the two artists are celebrating a labor of love that has spanned decades, transcending time and cementing their bond as creative collaborators and family members.
? i mean kesha's been workin w her mom 4eva & it's so sweet how she's celebratin her debut album 
her mom's got some serious talent too, collaborated w dolly parton & miley cyrus & more 
i love how kesha's talkin about growin up watchin her mom make music, it's like u can feel the love & passion in her words 
can't wait to hear pebe sebert's album on dec 12th!!! 
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! Kesha's mom Pebe Sebert deserves all the love for creating music back in the 80s and now finally releasing her debut album 
. The fact that Pebe shared her struggles with substance abuse on social media takes a lot of courage, kudos to her for opening up about that 
. Can't wait to listen to "These Stories Are Her Life" and see how the album turns out! 
she's been thru so much but her music is literally the soundtrack 2 my childhood rn i love how kesha is releasing it under her own label, its like they're makin music together in every sense lol cant wait 2 c this album drop on dec 12th & hear more about pebe's story 
. I'm sure there are some amazing stories behind those 11 tracks... can't wait to give it a listen! 
. I'm also feeling Kesha's emotional vibes when she talks about her mom's story... it's clear that their bond is stronger than ever 
. Anyway, I'm totally pre-saving this album and streaming it as soon as it drops - can't wait to get lost in these stories 
. I mean, don't get me wrong, it's nice that Kesha is supporting her mom, but this feels like a calculated move to boost her own brand. I'm sure Pebe Sebert didn't release this album for the fame and fortune of her daughter... or did she? 
And what's with all the sappy Instagram posts from Kesha about how much she "grew up in the studio" watching her mom? It's just a publicity stunt to make their collaboration sound more meaningful than it actually is. I'll believe it when I see the actual sales numbers 
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. pebe sebert's journey with substance abuse is super brave to share like this, and i love that her recordings from the 80s are being revived by guy roche 
. It's amazing how her daughter Kesha is supporting her on this new project 
. I'm def gonna check out these stories & support Pebe Sebert's debut album when it drops on Dec 12 
[link to pre-save Pebe Sebert's album]
. It's like she's bringing closure to a chapter in her life, and Kesha being supportive throughout the process is lovely 
. We all have our own 'vampires' – the demons that haunt us, the darkness we try to keep at bay. But what if those shadows also held the key to our redemption?