"Solid Air" is a music album by British singer-songwriter John Martyn, released in 1973. The album blends elements of folk, jazz, and rock, showcasing Martyn's unique guitar style and emotive vocals. It features notable tracks like "Solid Air," which was inspired by Martyn's friendship with Nick Drake, another influential musician of the era. The album is celebrated for its innovative sound and production techniques, including the use of reverb and delay effects. "Solid Air" has received critical acclaim over the years and is considered a significant work in Martyn's discography, influencing many artists in the genres of folk and rock music.