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Soul Jazz's Venezuela 70, Venezuelan experimental rock from the 1970s, as a 10th anniversary 2LP set on silver vinyl. Out August 7, 2026.
A 10th anniversary pressing on silver vinyl of Soul Jazz's ground-breaking compilation, sixteen tracks across four sides. It was the first album of its kind to dig into the psychedelic, experimental rock made in Venezuela during its 1970s oil-boom years.
In the 1970s Venezuela was flush with oil money and open to the world, and Caracas became a place where rock, jazz, folklore and electronics collided. Soul Jazz Records' Venezuela 70 was the first collection to map that moment, and ten years on it's back on silver vinyl.
Vytas Brenner's "Bang-Going-Gone" and "Araguaney" mix prog synths with joropo rhythms, Grupo C.I.M.'s "Joropo No. 1" rides a folk dance into the cosmos, and "Caracas Para Locos", "Polvo Lunar" and "Panico A Las 5am" show just how adventurous the scene got. Most of these records barely left the country at the time. It's a trip in the most literal sense, no passport required.
Side A
Side B
Side C
Side D
Out August 7, 2026 on Soul Jazz (cat# SJRLP599C).
Info from: Discogs · Soul Jazz Records · Vytas Brenner on YouTube
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