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Hero

Kirk Franklin · 2005

77 min · 20 tracks · gospel

A vibrant blend of contemporary gospel and R&B, infused with heartfelt lyrics and uplifting melodies.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • long immersive listening sessions
  • uplifting emotional reflections
  • contemplative personal journeys
  • thought-provoking lyrical themes
  • steady melodic builds

Where this album fits

Career context
By the time Kirk Franklin released 'Hero' in 2005, he was already a prominent figure in gospel music, following his commercial breakthrough with 'The Nu Nation Project' in 1998. This album marked his return after a brief hiatus, showcasing his evolution as an artist while solidifying his influence within the genre.
Stylistic neighbors
Tye Tribbett· Fred Hammond· Donnie McClurkin

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Intro 0:45
  • 2 Looking for You 4:06
  • 3 Hero 5:20
  • 4 Interlude 0:55
  • 5 Let It Go 4:59
  • 6 The Process 1:08
  • 7 Imagine Me 5:18
  • 8 Could've Been 6:47
  • 9 Better 4:00
  • 10 Afterwhile 2:51
  • 11 Brokenhearted 6:01
  • 12 Without You 5:02
  • 13 Keep Your Head 4:36
  • 14 Why 4:36
  • 15 First Love 5:52
  • 16 The Appeal 7:21
  • 17 Brokenhearted (reprise) 1:09
  • 18 Interlude 0:30
  • 19 Sunshine 4:59
  • 20 Outro 1:11

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