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Where I Belong (CD) – Out of Print / Legacy Album
Where I Belong (CD) – Out of Print / Legacy Album
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This CD is permanently out of print. No future reprints are planned.
But this album will always have a home — and a heartbeat.
Where I Belong is the 2009 breakthrough album from Tony Award-winning artist Levi Kreis — a gospel-infused Americana collection that marks a pivotal chapter of personal discovery and creative transformation.
This body of work helped define Levi’s musical identity, blending the soulful honesty of gospel piano with southern storytelling and stirring backup vocals reminiscent of The Raelettes behind Ray Charles. It’s an album born of reckoning, rooted in recovery, and radiant with resilience.
🎵 This is the album that gave us:
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The heart-wrenching "Stained Glass Window" (*inspired by Southern Baptist Sissies)
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The sultry, brooding "Nothing At All" (*featured on FX's Sons of Anarchy)
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The fiery "No Apologies" (a love letter to southern misfits everywhere)
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The deeply spiritual "Prayer For The Surrender" (Third Step Prayer, set to music)
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The anthemic "Gonna Be Alright" (Top 5 on iHeartRadio’s AC chart)
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The hilarious and heartfelt "This Girl" (a wink at random girl crushes)
With tracks that speak to sobriety, queerness, and southern spirituality, Where I Belong remains a cornerstone of Levi’s legacy — and the spiritual predecessor to Bad Habit.
🗓️ Original Release Date:
May 5, 2009
🎥 Watch the Official Music Videos
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"Stained Glass Window" – Watch on YouTube
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"Nothing At All" – Watch on YouTube
🎧 Stream the Album
Listen on Spotify
Also available on Apple Music and YouTube Music.
📸 Share Your Fan Photo
Be it elegant, funny, unusual, with your pets or selfie-style — take a photo of you with your Where I Belong CD and email it to levi@levikreis.com. We'll feature it in our fan photo gallery.
🖤 Legacy Notes
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Genre: Gospel-Infused Americana / Southern Soul
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Released: May 5, 2009
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Out of print – physical copies no longer available
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The year Levi’s sobriety fully took root
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The album that revealed Levi's signature sound and emotional mission
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