Who / What
"The Brazilian" is an instrumental piece by the English rock band Genesis. It is the final track on their thirteenth studio album, *Invisible Touch*, released in 1986, and is characterized by its experimental sounds and effects.
Background & History
The piece was created during the recording sessions for the *Invisible Touch* album. Genesis wrote two instrumental tracks for this album: "The Brazilian" and "Do the Neurotic." It represents a continuation of the band's experimental approach to music, blending rock with electronic and atmospheric elements.
Why Notable
"The Brazilian" is notable as one of the few fully instrumental tracks Genesis produced during their later career, showcasing their versatility beyond their signature pop-rock hits. It highlights the band's willingness to experiment with sound textures and studio techniques. The track contributes to the eclectic nature of the *Invisible Touch* album, which became one of their most commercially successful releases.
In the News
As a musical track from 1986, "The Brazilian" does not frequently appear in recent news. Its relevance is typically tied to anniversaries of the *Invisible Touch* album or discussions of Genesis's experimental work in music history contexts.
