Volume 7
Volume 7 formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1997 with André Abujamra, Rodrigo Vidal, and Paulo Junqueira. Their self-titled debut album came out the following year....
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Volume 7 formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1997 with André Abujamra, Rodrigo Vidal, and Paulo Junqueira. Their self-titled debut album came out the following year. The track "Algum Lugar" from that record drew attention for its direct lyrics about marginalized youth, which some listeners found too explicit at the time.
That song became one of their most recognized pieces, alongside others like "avalanche" and "Espinha Dorsal." The group's sound pulled from rock and jazz while staying grounded in Brazilian popular music traditions. After Vidal left in 2002 and Junqueira departed in 2006, Abujamra continued releasing material under the Volume 7 name, including albums like "Segunda Pele," "Abraço Aberto," and "Mundo Invisível."
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