The 29-year-old singer career stalled when she was locked in a court battle with her label Sony and producer Dr Luke, after claiming he sexually assaulted her, but Kesha has been working on new music and Sony says it should be released soon, reported Contactmusic.
"Creating a new album takes time, and everyone's goal is to deliver a high quality album consistent with Kesha's past releases. We hope to share exciting new music with Kesha's fans soon," Sony said.
However, Kesha's attorney Daniel Petrocelli was less optimistic.
Kesha still has received no commitments on promotion, songs, or even a release date.
"We hope things turn around fast. Meanwhile, Kesha intends to continue participating in the creative process in the hopes she can meaningfully return to work."
Kesha is contractually bound to make three more albums with Dr Luke and his Kemosabe Records label, which is owned by Sony.
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