Most lofi music is instead created electronically, with musicianship being shunned in favor of a more simplistic approach to music.
It was released in 1982, and consists of smooth jazz songs with an electronic synthesizer. The most popular example is the album "Amber Time" by Harold Faltermeyer. The term lofi is relatively new, and most people associate it with the soft, mellow music that was commonly played in coffee shops, waiting rooms and as relaxing background music in the 70s and 80s. The word lofi is in reference to the "low fidelity" of the magnetic tape recordings versus vinyl records.
Lofi music is a type of music that was developed with the creation of recording equipment that could record sound on magnetic tapes.
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