About this album
Where they were
Released in 2003, 'Geometry of Love' marked Jean-Michel Jarre's return to the ambient soundscape after a decade of more mainstream electronic music. Following his commercial peak in the 1990s, this album reflects an artistic reinvention that embraces sensuality and atmospheric depth, showcasing Jarre's evolution as a pioneer in electronic music.
Why it matters
'Geometry of Love' received critical acclaim for its immersive soundscapes and thematic coherence, notably charting in several countries and reinforcing Jarre's legacy within the ambient genre. The album further solidified his role as an innovator, influencing a wave of contemporary electronic artists seeking to blend emotion with technology.
Essential tracks
- "Pleasure Principle" — This opening track sets the tone with its lush synths and intricate rhythms, embodying the album's exploration of desire and sensuality.
- "Electric Flesh" — With its pulsating beats and ethereal melodies, this track exemplifies the fusion of organic and synthetic sounds that defines Jarre's work.
- "Geometry of Love, Part 1" — As a centerpiece of the album, this track captures the essence of emotional resonance through its expansive sound design and melodic intimacy.
Release Date
October 1, 2003
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
- 1 Pleasure Principle 6:15
- 2 Geometry of Love, Part 1 3:51
- 3 Soul Intrusion 4:45
- 4 Electric Flesh 6:01
- 5 Skin Paradox 6:17
- 6 Velvet Road 5:54
- 7 Near Djaina 5:01
- 8 Geometry of Love, Part 2 4:06
