Dom Salvador - Dom Salvador Jid024

Dom Salvador - Dom Salvador Jid024JID024 isnt just an album its a full circle moment for Brazilian jazz icon Dom Salvador. And yes, it's every bit as rich, raw, and revolutionary as you'd hope. In this powerful collaboration with Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad for the Jazz Is Dead series, Salvador returns to the soulful foundations he helped build in the '60s and '70s blending samba, jazz, funk, and Afro Brazilian rhythms with modern analog flair. The result? A deep groove

JID024 isn’t just an album - it’s a full-circle moment for Brazilian jazz icon Dom Salvador. And yes, it's every bit as rich, raw, and revolutionary as you'd hope.

In this powerful collaboration with Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad for the Jazz Is Dead series, Salvador returns to the soulful foundations he helped build in the '60s and '70s - blending samba, jazz, funk, and Afro-Brazilian rhythms with modern analog flair. The result? A deep groove exploration that honors the roots while boldly pushing the branches forward.

Dom Salvador, best known for his groundbreaking work with Abolição and his landmark album Som, Sangue e Raça, was a pioneer of Black Brazilian consciousness in music. JID024 reconnects him with that revolutionary spirit, building a bridge between the cultural pulse of Rio and the echoes of Black America’s soul-jazz era. Think warm analog textures, percussive richness, and melodies that sway with purpose.

Each track was recorded spontaneously - no edits, no digital tricks, just real-time creativity captured in analog glory. It’s intimate, immediate, and totally magnetic. You can feel the legacy in every beat.

Whether you're crate-digging for your next rare groove or simply craving something honest and timeless, JID024 is a sonic celebration of identity, resistance, and rhythm. Dom Salvador never left - he just turned the volume back up.