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Usually, in order for a musician to be able to appeal to a specific audience, they tend to focus on one genre or at least genres that are closely similar. This, however, was not the case for Lenny Kravitz who found a way to incorporate elements of rock, blues, soul, R&B, funk, jazz, reggae, hard rock, psychedelic, pop, folk, and ballads to his music. Because of this, the Bahamian-American musician found it hard to find a record label to call home, as he was told that his music was not “black enough” or “white enough”.
Despite this, Kravitz still forged ahead to create his specific blend of music that later sparked a bidding war between labels like Warner Bros, Elektra, Geffen, Capitol, and Virgin. The boy who started off as a three-year-old boy banging on pots and pans in the kitchen eventually signed with Virgin Records in January 1989. His debut album, Let Love Rule, which was a combination of rock and funk with a 1960s vibe, was released on September 6, 1989, to a mixed critical reception. The album sold moderately in the US but was an instant hit in Europe.
Lenny Kravitz’s new found success and fame helped him diversify and launch his careers as a record producer and songwriter. He notably produced and co-wrote the song “Justify My Love” for and also produced the self-titled album for French singer and actress Vanessa Paradis. Other notable acts which he worked with include Al Green, Curtis Mayfield, Aerosmith’s , Mick Jagger among many others.
On a personal note, Kravitz went on to release 10 more studio albums; Mama Said (1991), Are You Gonna Go My Way (1993), Circus (1995), 5 (1998), Lenny (2001), Baptism (2004), It Is Time for a Love Revolution (2008), Black and White America (2011), Strut (2014), and Raise Vibration (2018). His music garnered him the Grammy Award for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance four years in a row (1999 – 2002) as well as an American Music Award and MTV Video Music Awards, among others.
Net Worth
Based on reports from several authoritative sources, Lenny Kravitz has an estimated net worth of about $50 million. The four-time Grammy Award winner was able to amass his huge wealth through his successful music career that has seen him sell millions of records and merchandise while selling out stadiums and arenas whenever he goes on tour. He has also earned a good chunk from his appearances in movies and TV series over the years.
Like any smart man would do, Kravitz launched a business that would help sustain his wealth instead of solely relying on his career. In 2003, he launched an interior and furniture design company called Kravitz Design Inc. Some of the company’s famous clients include Swarovski Crystal, Morgans Hotel Group, and The Setai Group.
Lenny Kravitz Family – Wife, Girlfriend, Daughter
Kravitz was previously married to actress . The pair met each other at the backstage of a New Edition concert in 1985 and became friends. They maintained a close friendship for about two years before falling in love and eloping on November 16, 1987, to Las Vegas. About a year after their wedding, on December 1, 1988, the couple welcomed a daughter they named who is now an actress and singer. The pair remained together until 1993 when they amicably parted ways. It is not clear what happened between the two but they have either way remained good friends.
Since his divorce from Bonet, Kravitz has not exchanged marital vows with anyone, although he has been in some noteworthy relationships. Some of his known girlfriends are French singer Vanessa Paradis who he dated in the 90s before moving on to Brazilian model in the early 2000s. In 2002, the pair announced their engagement which was later called off a year later. Kravitz then briefly dated Australian actress in the mid-2000s and was also engaged to her.
Parents
The musician Lenny Kravitz is the only child of his parents; Roxie Roker and Sy Kravitz. His mother, who is a graduate of Howard University, is an actress who famously portrayed the character of Helen Willis on the CBS sitcom ‘The Jefferies’ (1975-1985). His father, on the other hand, worked as a television news producer on NBC.
The pair got married in 1962 and welcomed their son two years later. In 1985, however, things had gotten soar to the point that they decided to part ways and get a divorce. It is not clear what happened to Sy afterward but Roker never remarried and she passed away in 1995 from breast cancer.
Height and Weight
It would be unfair to men all around the world if Lenny Kravitz had it all, i.e. a decent career and the perfect body measurements. Thankfully, in as much as the multitalented entertainer might have a body to die for, he somewhat lacks in the height department as he stands at 5 feet 8 inches (1.76 m), which is at least 1 inch shorter than the average American male height. He further weighs about 73 kg (160 lbs).
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