Various - Antiyano Progresivo (Musical Experiments From The Former Dutch Caribbean, 1968-1986) - 2xLP, Comp - Mint (M)

Format:                      2xLP, Comp

Media Condition:     Mint (M)

Sleeve Condition:     Mint (M)

Country:                       UK  

Record Label:              Soundway

Catalog No:                  SNDWLP153

Released:                     09 Oct 2026

Genre:                           Rock, Latin, Funk / Soul, Folk World & Country

Style:                             Psychedelic Rock, Disco, Funk, Beat, Calypso, Soul

Tracklist:

A1. Quinteto Winoe - La Cumbanchera
A2. Los Dangers, Mon Rivera - Punda Y Otrabanda
A3. Sugar Ice Tea - Madua
A4. Superfly Bros. Of St. Martin - Another Star
B1. Grupo Enry - Ahi Viene El Sheriff
B2. Los Honda - Nunca Volveras
B3. Explosion (4) - Remalloo
B4. The Hornet's (2) - The Hornet's Revolution
B5. Double You And Tee - Confusion
C1. Lloyd And The Joys - The New York Business
C2. Cryptus Confession - Rhythmotion
C3. The Brotherhood Of Man (2) - Big Lou
D1. Lloyd And The Joys - It's A Feeling
D2. Mystic Roots Band (2) - Loose Yourself
D3. St. Maarten's The Rolling Tones - It's A Feeling
D4. Cool Creations Of St. Maarten - Wish Upon Love

Comments:
Factory sealed. Brand new copy.

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Notes:

Track B5 ([a5093690 - Confusion) is not listed on the labels and sleeve.

Aruba | Curaçao | Sint Maarten | Bonaire | Saba | Statia

Between the late 1960s and the mid-1980s, an informal community of musicians across the Dutch Caribbean islands of Aruba, Curaçao, and Sint Maarten created music that crossed stylistic boundaries.  For nearly three decades, they shared stages and ideas across islands, forming a close-knit network shaped by common histories and identities, while rarely receiving wider recognition. Their recordings were released locally, often in small runs, and many were never properly archived. As a result, much of this music, and the stories it carries, faded from view. Antiyano Progresivo is dedicated to these artists, many of whom were well known locally, but whose more unconventional music remained largely unheard.

Despite a history of slavery, trauma and oppression, this part of the Caribbean remains united by strong cultural bonds. Music has played a crucial role in restoring pride and identity, helping people define themselves on their own terms. Yet the legacy of colonial rule meant that many local and grassroots musical expressions were rarely documented, archived, or taught. Consequently, younger generations often lack access to the cultural knowledge and pride carried by their elders. Their music reflects a collective history that took shape across different islands and in different moments, unfolding largely beyond the mainstream.

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