The 1977 album "Body Love" features Klaus Schulze's early electronic soundtrack work, capturing a period of intense creativity and genre definition. It stands as a key document of his distinctive approach to ambient and space music.
- "Body Love" was composed as the score for a French erotic film of the same name, directed by Joël Séria.
- The album was recorded and mixed at Schulze's remote recording studio in Hambühren, Germany.
- Upon release, "Body Love" was instrumental in expanding Schulze's audience beyond the dedicated electronic music scene.
Klaus Schulze was a German electronic music pioneer, a composer of ambient and space music. By 1977, he had moved from Tangerine Dream and Ash Ra Tempel to a prolific solo career that defined the Berlin School sound.
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