Lite Me Up is Herbie Hancock's twenty-second studio album, released in 1982. The album represents an incursion into 1980s funk and electronic pop, with a more commercial sound than his previous works.
The album featured collaborations with musicians such as guitarist Wah Wah Watson and drummer James Gadson. The title track, "Lite Me Up", was a minor hit on the R&B charts.
Critical reception was mixed, with some critics noting that the album lacked the innovation of Hancock's earlier works. However, the album shows Hancock's adaptation to the musical trends of the time.