Lenny White is an iconic figure in the world of jazz and fusion, with a career that spans decades and is marked by constant evolution and innovation. Best known as a pioneering drummer, White first came into prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s, particularly with his groundbreaking work on Miles Davis's album "Bitches Brew," a cornerstone of the jazz fusion movement. This set the stage for his pivotal role in the supergroup Return to Forever with Chick Corea, where he further cemented his reputation as a virtuoso percussionist capable of blending jazz, rock, and funk into a seamless and dynamic whole.

Beyond his work with Return to Forever, Lenny White's solo career has been marked by a restless creativity and a willingness to explore different musical landscapes. His discography, which includes titles like "Anomaly," "The Lenny White Collection," and "Electric," showcases his adeptness not just in playing, but in composition and production as well. White's recent works, such as the live albums "Concerts inédits: Trio (Live)" and "Concerts Inédits: Solo - Trio (Live)," alongside remixes like "Didn't Know About Love (DJ Nipper Remix)," display his ongoing commitment to pushing the boundaries of jazz and fusion. Throughout his career, White has not only left an indelible mark on the music world as a drummer but has also contributed to it as a composer, producer, and a mentor to younger musicians, demonstrating a legacy of continual growth and innovation.

Genres

Jazz Funk

Jazz Fusion

Latest Release

Didn't Know About Love (DJ Nipper Remix)

Lenny White

Single - Released February 28, 2020