Solis Lacus

Belgian Jazz-Fusion Ensemble

Solis Lacus was a Belgian jazz-fusion band that emerged in the 1970s. The group was led by keyboardist Michel Herr, who was a prominent figure in the European jazz scene. Solis Lacus was known for blending elements of jazz with funk and rock, creating a distinctive sound that resonated with the fusion movement of that era. Their self-titled album "Solis Lacus" released in 1975, is often cited as a significant work in the genre, showcasing their innovative approach to composition and improvisation. The band's music featured complex rhythms and harmonies, which were characteristic of the jazz-fusion style. Although not as widely known as some of their contemporaries, Solis Lacus made a notable contribution to the development of European jazz-fusion and has been appreciated by aficionados of the genre.