Jude Julian Lennon

• 1Save Me03:03
• 2Freedom04:07
• 3Every Little Moment03:42
• 4Not One Night03:52
• 5Love Don't Let Me Down04:03
• 6Round and Round Again04:17
• 7Love Never Dies04:00
• 8Breathe04:47
• 9Lucky Ones04:41
• 10Stay06:09
• 11Gaia (feat. Paul Buchanan & Elissa Lauper)04:10
• Total Runtime46:51

Info for Jude

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Julian Lennon releases his highly anticipated seventh studio album "Jude".

Julian Lennon didn’t plan to make another album after his 2011 LP, Everything Changes, but as time went on, something shifted. The artist found himself revisiting songs he’d written and recorded 30 years ago, and decided to update the production, to make the tracks more relevant in today’s world.

The creative process sparked new music as well. These songs, drawn from the past three decades, have evolved into Julian’s seventh studio album, Jude. The album’s title is a reference to the Beatles’ iconic song ‘Hey Jude,’ written by Paul McCartney, to cheer up a five-year-old Julian following his parents’ separation.

The album cover, a photograph of the musician’s younger self accompanied by McCartney’s handwritten title, to the arrangement of the song, illustrates how Julian has come to terms with his past as he looks forward to the future. “…we are all still dealing with some of the same time old questions, from 30 plus years ago, to present day. Making Jude was truly a journey through my life and through all the questions I’ve had—not only for the world, but for myself. It’s very much like looking in a mirror all these years later.”

Said Lennon about the album: “Many of these songs have been in the works for several years, so it almost feels like a coming-of-age album. With great respect for the overwhelming significance of the song written for me, the title Jude conveys the very real journey of my life that these tracks represent.”

The album title is a nod to the legendary song ‘Hey Jude,’ by The Beatles, written by Paul McCartney. Originally written as 'Hey Jules,' McCartney changed ‘Jules’ to ‘Jude’ because he thought it sounded better in the song. The tune became one of the band’s most successful tracks, topping the charts for 19 weeks after its release, and remains a crowd favorite in McCartney’s live shows today.

Julian Lennon

Julian Lennon
is the son of the iconic musician, John Lennon. As well as being a musician like his father, Lennon is also a photographer, writer and filmmaker. He also dedicates a lot of his time to charity work, including his work for the organization he founded, The White Feather Foundation.

Lennon was famous from the moment he was born, basking in the glow of his father’s success. He is said to be the inspiration for a number of songs by The Beatles, including Hey Jude, Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds and Good Night. Following the death of his father, Lennon paved his own way in the world, finding success not only through music, but also through his own avenues, refusing to ride on his father’s coattails.

One of Lennon’s most impressive achievements is his documentary, WhaleDreamers, which he produced himself, thus earning himself eight international awards. He also assisted in the creation of other acclaimed documentaries such as Kiss the Ground on Netflix and Women of the White Buffalo.

Lennon didn’t allow his success to stop there, beginning to dabble in writing. He wrote a book about his Beatles memorabilia, and then he wrote a trilogy of children’s books about a magical plane. He also has a graphic novel set for release in 2021.

This album contains no booklet.