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Believe in Me

Lenny Kravitz · 2002

12 min · 3 tracks · folk music

An introspective blend of acoustic folk and rock, layered with Lenny's signature soulful vocals and heartfelt lyrics.

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Top tracks — play these first

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    Believe in Me (radio edit) — This track encapsulates the album's essence with its earnest plea for faith and connection, showcasing Kravitz's distinctive vocal style.
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    Yesterday Is Gone (My Dear Kay) (acoustic version) — An emotionally charged acoustic piece that reflects on loss and remembrance, revealing a vulnerable side of Kravitz that resonates deeply.
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    A Million Miles Away (acoustic) — This track captures the longing inherent in Kravitz's songwriting, with its poignant melody and introspective lyrics enhancing the overall feel of the album.

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Deep Cut — Represents a transitional phase with introspective sound, not widely recognized as essential.
Themes
loss and remembrance· artistic authenticity
Career context
Released on April 23, 2002, 'Believe in Me' came during a transitional phase for Lenny Kravitz, following his commercially successful album 'Lenny' from 2001. This album showcased a return to a more stripped-down sound compared to his previous work, reflecting a desire for artistic authenticity.
Stylistic neighbors
Prince· Jimi Hendrix· Carlos Santana
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Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Believe in Me (radio edit) 3:56
  • 2 Yesterday Is Gone (My Dear Kay) (acoustic version) 3:53
  • 3 A Million Miles Away (acoustic) 4:30

What to play next

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Baptism

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Lenny
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Lenny

2001

Sets the stage with a similar acoustic and soulful vibe.
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