Lenny Kravitz - Blue Electric Light 2024

Исполнитель: Lenny Kravitz
Альбом: Blue Electric Light
Жанр: Rock, Soft Rock, Pop Rock
Год: 2024
Страна: USA (New York City)
Лейбл: BMG Rights Management GmbH
Формат: FLAC (tracks)
Official DR value: DR7
Разрядность: 24bit / 44.1kHz Stereo
Размер: 708 MB
Инфо: wiki
Залито на: XFile (3% восстановление)

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Lenny Kravitz has been preaching the same message for 35 years now: Let love rule. It was the title of his debut and, on his 12th studio album, he's circled back to the theme in a big way. "Love is my god!" he exclaims on "Love Is My Religion," a glam stomper with a fun Marc Bolan-esque guitar solo and a plea for the world to shake off its hateful tendencies. "I need your love," he wails, surrounded by crashing drums on "Paralyzed"—which is so heavy it could be a Black Sabbath or Foo Fighters track. (As usual, Kravitz plays most instruments on the album, supported by longtime co-guitarist Craig Ross.) And the idea is expressed with Stevie Wonder '80s-style joy on "Human." Set to butt-shaking percussion, wailing guitar runs and a bell ringing over and over like the sound of newfound liberation, the song finds Kravitz letting his freak flag fly: "When all of my days are done/ Of pleasin' everyone/ I'll finally have begun ... I'm gonna live my truth in this life/ I am not gonna live a lie." And truly, can you think of anyone seemingly more confident in their own skin—who seems to care less what others think about his big scarves, high-heeled boots, mesh shirts and social-media videos of bare-chested chin-ups? You also get silky Lenny and his falsetto croon on "Honey" and husky, growling Lenny ("Free your inhibitions, baby ... Just let me taste you/ Can I eat your mind?") on the blushingly sexy, robo synth freakout "Let It Ride." And he sounds great on "TK421," a shamelessly strutting slice of funk rock—complete with whoos, ripping guitar, sax blare from Harold Todd and what sounds like light-saber swooshes—made for open-bar wedding receptions. (The song title is a nod to the identification number of the stormtrooper charged with inspecting the Millennium Falcon in the first Star Wars film.) "All I'm asking is for you to break the seal/ So we can dance our way to the divine," Kravitz sings. "Bundle of Joy"—which evokes the bright '80s R&B pop of Vanity Six and The Time—also comes on like a call to the dance floor. And the lightly psychedelic title track, with its distinct '80s drum sound, shimmers like a disco ball.

Трэклист:

01. It's Just Another Fine Day (In This Universe of Love)
02. TK421
03. Honey
04. Paralyzed
05. Human
06. Let It Ride
07. Stuck in the Middle
08. Bundle of Joy
09. Love Is My Religion
10. Heaven
11. Spirit in My Heart
12. Blue Electric Light

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