Dom Salvador JID024 LP JAZZ

Dom Salvador JID024 LP JAZZDom Salvador's influence on Brazilian music is immeasurable. As the architect behind the groundbreaking album Som, Sangue e Raca (1971) and the leader of the pioneering group Abolicao, he carved out a space for Black consciousness in Brazils music scene, fusing American jazz and funk with Afro Brazilian rhythms. His work set the stage for the emergence of bands like Black Rio, further bridging the sounds of Black Brazil with those of the Black

Brian Jackson JID008 is the eighth installation in the Jazz Is Dead catalog

the alto saxophonist that pioneered a new style alongside Miles Davis during his electric era

Detroit-bred soul-jazz

Garrett Saracho JID015 is the first new music to come from Saracho since his 1973 Impulse

paired with an original

Available only on a very limited run of cassettes - 500 white

the significance of this will be revealed in years to come

because the game deserves it and so does the music

unstructured six-panel design made from 50% wool and 50% recycled polyester

for whoever runs hot and still needs the world to know where they stand

at the show where the band played three songs and then refused to stop

these sessions captured the legendary drummer of Fela Kuti’s Africa 70 band just a couple of years before his untimely passing in 2020