The Line-Up and Evolve for 19 & 20 November 2021

The Line-Up for 19 November 2021


Victor Gould, "Resilience" off In Our Time


Teebs, "LSP" feat. Austin Peralta off Collection 01


Louis Hayes, "Desert Moonlight" off Crisis


Brandee Younger, "Olivia Benson" off Somewhere Different


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


UFSP, "Life's Finest"


Andrew Cyrille Quartet, "Mountain" off The News


James Brandon Lewis Quartet, "Tessera" off Code of Being


Jonti, the title track to Twirligig


Wadada Leo Smith/Vijay Iyer/Jack Dejohnette, "Rocket" off A Love Sonnet for Billie Holliday


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


Makaya McCraven, "Mr. Jin" off Deciphering the Message


Jonti, Passaros off Twirligig


Guma, "House Analogue" off A List of Sightings




Evolve for 20 November 2021


Brandee Younger, "Olivia Benson" off Somewhere Different


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


Darius Jones, "Beautiful Love" off Raw Demoon Alchemy


Pete Rodriguez, "50" off Obstacles


Louis Hayes, "Arab Arab" off Crisis




Michael Feinberg, "Nardis" off Hard Times


The Cookers, "Somalia" off Look Out!


Joshua Redman, "Facts" off Relief: A Benefit for the Musicians' Emergency Fund


Henry Threadgill Zooid, "Come and Go" off Poof


Tycho, "A Walk" off Dive


Wadada Leo Smith/Vijay Iyer/Jack DeJohnette, "Rocket" off A Ballad for Billie Holliday


4 o'clock hour


Arturo O'Farrill & the Afro-Latin Jazz Ensemble, "Blood in the Water" off Dreaming in Lions


Teebs, "Your Favorite Weekday" off Collections 01


Graham Dechter, the title track to Major Influence


Victor Gould, "Resilience" off In Our Time


Teebs, "_for Phil"


James Brandon Lewis Quartet, "Resonance" off Code of Being


James Brandon Lewis Quartet, the title track of Code of Being


James Brandon Lewis Quartet, "Tessera" off Code of Being


Bonobo, "Jets" off The North Borders


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


Kurt Elling, "Where to Find It" off SuperBlue


Makaya McCraven, "Where Your Lover Has Gone" off Deciphering the Message


Mo Kolours, "Temi" off EP2: Banana Wine


Joshua Alderete & The Fellowship, "Don't Get Sneaky" off The Standards, Vol. 3

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