Jadsa, an artist from Salvador, began her career in 2015 with the EP Godê, blending Brazilian sounds with rock influences. In 2020, she co-created Taxidermia with João Meirelles (BaianaSystem), merging electronic experimentation with traditional Brazilian rhythms. Her 2021 album Olho de Vidro—a tribute to Brazilian avant-garde artists like Itamar Assumpção—earned critical praise and recognition as a rising influence in Brazilian music. This album, produced by Meirelles and featuring collaborations with Ana Frango Elétrico and Kiko Dinucci, exemplifies her fusion of rock, samba, and electronic styles​. In 2022, Jadsa further expanded her work, producing for Anelis Assumpção. With the upcoming Taxidermia full-length album in 2024 and her own second solo album Big Buraco set for 2025, Jadsa continues to bridge Brazilian musical heritage with innovative, modern sounds, marking her as a unique force in contemporary Brazilian music​.