The Line-Up and Evolve for 29 & 30 October 2021

The Line-Up for 29 October 2021


Esperanza Spalding, "Formwela 1" off Songwrights' Apothecary Lab


Gold Panda, "We Work Nights" off Half of Where You Live


Michael Feinberg, "Nardis" off Hard Times


Byron Asher & Brad Webb, "Les Printemps Perdu" off Little Bigby


DJ Harrison, "Carnaval 74" off Stashboxxx


Arturo O'Farrill & the Afro Latin Jazz Ensemble, "How I Love" off Dreaming in Lions


Henry Threadgill Zooid, "Come And Go" off Poof


Brandee Younger, the title track of Somewhere Different 


Jonny Greenwood, "Proven Lands" off the There Will Be Blood Soundtrack


Theo Croker, "Imperishable Star" off BLK2LIFE || A Future Past


Nate Smith, "Altitude" off Kinfolk 2: See the Birds


BADBADNOTGOOD, "Talk Meaning" off Talk Memory


Radiohead, "Meeting in the Aisle" off Airbag/How Am I Driving EP


Guma, "House Analogue" off the upcoming A List of Sightings



Evolve for 30 October 2021


Camille Bertault & Christian McBride, "Look What A Mess You Made of Me" off Boulevard


Nujabes, "The Space Between Two Worlds" from the Samurai Champloo Soundtrack


Orrin Evans, "Libra" off The Magic of Now


Ron Wilkins, "Lil' Pipsqueak" off Trombocalist


Renee Rosnes, "Swoop" off Kinds of Love


Daedelus, "Thanatopsis" off Exquisite Corpse


The Count Basie Orchestra, "Shiny Stockings" off Live at Birdland


Samara Joy, "Let's Dream in the Moonlight" off her self-titled album


Brandee Younger, the title track of Somewhere Different 


dela, "Can It B So Simple" off The Robert Glasper Beat Tape


Theo Croker, "Anthem" off BLK2LIFE || A Future Past


Nate Smith, "Street Lamp" off Kinfolk 2: See the Birds


Mndsgn, "Frugality" off Yawn Zen


Henry Threadgill Zooid, "Now and Then" off Poof



Nicole Glover, "The Switch" off Strange Lands


J Dilla, "Bye." off Donuts


The Cookers, "Mutima" off Look Out!


Altin Sencalar/Pete Rodriguez, "Links" off 


Trade Voorhees, "Stoned Soul" off The Roy Ayers Project


BADBADNOTGOOD, "Unfolding (Momentum 73)" feat. Laraaji off Talk Memory


BADBADNOTGOOD, "Love Proceeding" off Talk Memory


BADBADNOTGOOD, "Talk Meaning" off Talk Memory


BADBADNOTGOOD, "Salmonella" off BBNG (y'know, I)


Joey DeFrancesco, "Lady G" off More Music


Pino Palladino & Blake Mills, the title track of Notes with Attachments


Byron Asher & Brad Webb, "Come Over Red Rover" off Little Bigby


Flying Lotus, "About That Time" off Ideas+drafts+loops


Guma, "House Analogue" off the upcoming A List of Sightings

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