On 6 September 1989, Lenny Kravitz released Let Love Rule on Virgin, a debut cut mostly at Waterfront Studios in Hoboken with vintage gear and almost no outside players.
Lenny Kravitz, from 1989's Let Love Rule to 2024's Blue Electric Light: multi-instrumentalist rock-soul built on analog warmth and 60s and 70s sources.
Believe is the second single from Lenny Kravitz's 1993 album Are You Gonna Go My Way, released 10 May 1993 on Virgin. He wrote it with Henry Hirsch and produced it.
On 2 April 1991, Lenny Kravitz released Mama Said on Virgin, a second album sharpened by Slash on guitar and crowned by It Ain't Over 'til It's Over at No. 2 on the Hot 100.
The first thing you hear on TK421 is the groove: dry funk guitars, a dancefloor kick, analog synths coming in, quite loud. Then Lenny Kravitz's voice rides the groove, talkbox wheez…
Stillness Of Heart opens on clean-ish electric guitars and a measured drum pattern, then Lenny Kravitz leans into the chorus as if the chorus is asking for quiet rather than applause. The …
Fields Of Joy starts Mama Said on a steady, moderate rock pulse and a lyric about walking out of trouble into open ground. Lenny Kravitz did not write it. Michael Kamen and Hal Fredric…