The Antidote

Ronny Jordan helped define the acid jazz movement by seamlessly blending smooth jazz guitar with the rhythmic backbone of hip-hop. It was a pivotal record for the London club scene in the early 90s, proving that jazz could be danceable and contemporary.

Recorded during the height of the UK's jazz-fusion resurgence, the album features crisp production and a laid-back, soulful groove. It remains a classic example of how to modernize traditional jazz instrumentation for a new generation of listeners.