Kravitz, Lenny Raise Vibration

With Raise Vibration Lenny Kravitz releases his 11th studio album in September. Raise Vibration is one of the most versatile works in Lenny Kravitz's career. Low, the song with which the whole creative process for the album began, developed into a smooth funk tune including horns and a string arrangement. The title track is a casual power rock song, while Lenny Kravitz plays the piano himself and is accompanied only by strings in the ballad Here To Love. The song Johnny Cash was inspired by an encounter with the legendary musician.

As with the previous albums, Lenny Kravitz plays almost all the instruments himself, with his guitarist Craig Ross at his side, as always. Lenny Kravitz not only crossed genre boundaries during his 20-year musical career, but also created his very own style full of influences from soul, rock and funk of the 1960s and 1970s. Kravitz' talent as a songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist have turned his 11 studio albums into an impressive and timeless back catalogue. He has won a Grammy Award four times in a row: No other artist has been awarded the most important US music prize in the category Best Male Vocal Performance so often.