Dom Salvador Occasionally. and the American experience

and the American experience

as well as subtle arrangements that enhance the overall ambiance of the album

and the human experience amid challenging times

blending their signature post-hardcore sound with elements of electronic and orchestral music

Dom Salvador Occasionally. and the American experienceDom Salvador is the self titled 1969 debut solo album by Brazilian pianist and composer Dom Salvador (born Salvador da Silva Filho), released on CBS Records and produced by Hlcio Milito, the drummer of the celebrated Tamba Trio. The album arrived at a pivotal moment in Salvador's career: he had spent the mid 1960s as a highly regarded bandleader and sideman for Brazilian luminaries including Elis Regina and Jorge Ben, anchoring formations like the