Spaces and Places is the eighth studio album by American deep house DJ and producer Kerri Chandler.

[1] Spaces and Places was Kerri Chandler's first full-length solo album in 14 years, following 2008's Computer Games.

[5][6] For certain tracks, he consulted the club's staff to determine which kick drum sounded best on their dance floor, matched the tempo of the track to the speed of the room's echo, recorded the ambient noise emitted by the club's LED lights, and intentionally included background noise from a nearby bingo hall and train terminal.

[6][7] He mixed the entire album in Dolby Atmos, enabling spatial audio on every track.

Writing for Resident Advisor, Andrew Ryce praised the album's "three hours of immaculate big-room house," describing it as "a master at his craft blessing each venue with its very own Chandler groove, a sound that feels both eternal and comforting, and will for a long time.