Here's What Four of Kesha's 22 New Songs Sound Like

Kesha has a new profile in The New York Times Magazine, and this time we're getting some song teases. As previously reported by the Times, Kesha has switched over from one Sony label to another, bouncing from Dr. Luke's Kemosabe to RCA. Now she's recorded 22 songs, now "sitting somewhere waiting to be completed and polished and released," on her own dime. In Wednesday's feature, author Taffy Brodesser-Akner describes a few:

"I heard 'Hunt You Down,' which was a real country song with banjo and some real country sentiments: 'If you [expletive] around, I’ll hunt you down.' I heard 'Learn to Let It Go,' which sounded like something you’d hear in heavy rotation on radio with Kesha’s beautiful, low voice singing that a happy ending is up to you. I heard 'Rosé,' a toast to an old boyfriend who has married. 'The good things never last,' she sings."