Love—for existing, for making music, for his daughter, Zoë—is the drug that fuels him. It’s also the through-line of the rock legend’s 12th album.Jonathan Borge is the Deputy Editor of InStyle. He primarily writes about culture and style and has a passion for telling LGBTQ+ and Latinx stories. When he's not working, he's likely waiting for Lady Gaga to announce her next tour.
Maybe that's because, wherever Kravitz goes, he elegantly saunters in oozing rockstar status—whether that’s at the gym, on stage before thousands of roaring fans, or at his tropical oasis in the Bahamas, where he dials in for our Zoom chat between at-home rehearsals for his upcoming world tour. Truly, they don’t make ‘em like this anymore.
To Kravitz, the blue electric light referenced in his new album title really is about spirituality. “That to me is, it’s energy, it’s spirit, it’s God, it’s humanity, it’s love, it’s that vibration,” he says, acknowledging just how abstract the concept is. It's woo-woo, but so is he. “I talk about doing all these things with this person under the blue electric light, under the power of God and love and spirit and all that. So it’s just a visual.
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