The Love Unlimited Orchestra is an American musical group formed in the early 1970s, known for its lush orchestral arrangements and smooth sound. The group was created by the famous musician and producer Barry White, who aimed to blend orchestral music with soul and R&B elements. They gained popularity for their instrumental tracks and contributions to White's albums. The orchestra is best recognized for hits like "Love's Theme," which became a classic in the disco era. Their music often features rich strings and brass, creating a romantic atmosphere that complements Barry White's deep, soulful voice. The Love Unlimited Orchestra remains influential in the genres of soul and disco.