The Line-Up and Evolve for 21 & 22 January 2022

The Line-Up for 21 January 2022


Fred Hersch, "Begin Again" off Breath By Breath


Jonti, the title track to Twirligig


Julieta Eugenio, the title track to JUMP


Artifacts Trio: Tomeka Reid/Nicole Mitchell/Mike Reed, "In Response To" off …And Then There's This


Little North, "Spotting Salamanders" off Familiar Places


Toro y Moi, "Lissoms"


Jorge Rossy, "Ventana" off Puerta


Walter Smith III & Matthew Stevens, "Orange Crush" off In Common III


Delvon Lamar Organ Trio, "Don't Worry 'Bout What I Do" off Cold As Weiss


Rel, "Reality Distortion Field"


Rudresh Mahanthappa's Hero Trio (feat. Francois Moutin & Rudy Royston), "Faith" off Animal Crossing


Miles Okazaki, "I'll Build a World" off Thisness


Mister Barrington, "Helter's Kelter" off II


Maria Elena Silva, "December" off Eros




Evolve for 22 January 2022


3 o'clock hour


Ryan Keberle's Collectiv Do Brasil, "Carbon Neutral" off Sonhos Da Esquina


RJD2, "Ghostwriter"


Fred Hersch, the title track to Breath By Breath


Anders Koppel/Benjamin Koppel/Scott Colley/Brian Blade, "The New House" off Mulberry Street Symphony


Ufsp, "Sunny Delight"


James Brandon Lewis' Red Lily Quartet, the title track to Jesup Wagon


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


Julieta Eugenio, "La Jungla" off JUMP


Mndsgn, "Frugality" off Yawn Zen


Little North, "Running Down the Park" off Familiar Places


Delvon Lamar Organ Trio, "Pull Your Pants Up" off Cold As Weiss


Nujabes, "Tsurugi No Mai" off the Samurai Champloo Soundtrack


Emile Parisien Sextet, "Jungle Jig" off  Louise



4 o'clock hour


Maria Elena Silva, "December" off Eros


Mister Barrington, "Helter's Kelter" off II


Jorge Rossy, "S.T." off Puerta


Artifacts Trio: Tomeka Reid/Nicole Mitchell/Mike Reed, "Blessed" off …And Then There's This


MF DOOM, "Camphor" off Special Herbs


Henry Threadgill Zooid, "Come and Go" off Poof


Miles Okazaki, "I'll Build a World" off Thisness


Teebs, "View Point" off E S T A R A


Walter Smith III & Matthew Stevens, "Orange Crush" off In Common III


Florian Arbenz x Francois Moutin / Maikel Vistel, "Bemsha Swing" off Conversations #4: Vulcanized


Lionel Loueke / Reuben Rogers / Eric Harland, "Footprints" off Close Your Eyes


J Dilla, "Bye." off Donuts


Rudresh Mahanthappa's Hero Trio (feat. Francois Moutin & Rudy Royston), "Faith" off Animal Crossing

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