Soft Space
Jeff Lorber · 1978
37 min · 7 tracks · jazz · crossover jazz
A vibrant blend of jazz funk and electronic textures that evokes a dreamy, atmospheric soundscape.
Why this album works
'Soft Space' is notable for its influence on the smooth jazz genre, paving the way for future artists in this subculture. The album received positive critical reception at the time, spotlighting Lorber's unique blend of jazz with funk and electronic sounds, helping him gain traction within both jazz and pop music circles.
- Best for
- steady, consistent rhythmic journey dreamy atmospheric soundscapes long immersive listening sessions
- Context
- By the time 'Soft Space' was released in 1978, Jeff Lorber had already established himself within the jazz fusion scene. This album followed his debut self-titled album from 1977 and marked a significant evolution in his style, incorporating more electronic elements and rhythm-driven compositions that showcased his innovative approach to crossover jazz.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Christina Aguilera· Madonna· Prince· Ricky Martin· Cher· Alanis Morissette· Harry Nilsson· No Doubt
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 The Samba Standout 5:13
- 2 Katherine Standout 5:50
- 3 Black Ice 5:40
- 4 Curtains 6:00
- 5 Proteus 4:42
- 6 Soft Space 4:05
- 7 Swing Funk Standout 5:56
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