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that would be a dream… also you make such pretty covers, kesha should contact you cause she needs taste

I feel that this strategy made sense in the era of physical media, but nowadays it's completely absurd... In Britney's case, they released exclusive UK tracks for the 25th anniversary of Oops! I Did It Again, they recently released Scary for Halloween, and it's only a matter of time before they release exclusive tracks from Circus at some special moment, but I think everything is easier when the songs belong to the same record label as the artist, in this case Sony Music. In Kesha's case, from what was said above, the song belongs to Universal Music, and there was certainly some kind of dispute between the two that prevented the release. I doubt they wouldn't have been able to release it if there had been effort. This narrative that Dirty Picture will be exclusive to vinyl and digital purchases definitely came at the last minute; otherwise, they wouldn't have made the song available on streaming services just to keep it blocked. What a mess... At least we're left with some information.

that dirty picture issue is a bit embarrassing, hope at least she clarifies what happened

i just send an email to metacritic asking if they could add the american songwriter review (even said that that they gave a 100 lol), but i wish more people would ask this so we could achieve it, acclaim is all we have for now and i really wish we could give it to kesha

guys, i was wondering, since metacritic is taking a long time adding the positive reviews left, we should message them and even suggest the 100 from American Songwritter, that would help a lot