The Line-Up and Evolve for 28 & 29 January 2022

The Line-Up for 28 January 2022


Irreversible Entanglements, the title track to Open the Gates


Teebs, "Why Like" off Ardour


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


Greg Spero, "Maxwell Street" off The Chicago Experiment


Apple Juice Kid, "Bitches"


Jorge Rossy, the title track to Puerta


Fred Hersch, "Begin Again" off Breath By Breath


Jeff Parker, "Four Folks" off Forfolks


Jonti, the title track to Twirligig


Maria Elena Silva, "December" off Eros


Little North, "Huntress" off Familiar Places


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


Flying Lotus, "The Nightcaller" off Until the Quiet Comes


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


Evolve for 29 January 2022


3 o'clock hour


Jorge Rossy, "Ventana" off Puerta


DJ Harrison, "She Think She Qtron" off Stashboxxx


Alex Coke-Carl Michel Sextet, "Go Down, Old Hannah" off The Emissary


Julieta Eugenio, "La Jungla" off JUMP


Ufsp, "Creep"


Blue Moods, "Nostalgia In Times Square" off Myth & Wisdom


Ethan Iverson, "The Eternal Verities" off Every Note Is True


Fred Hersch, "Begin Again" off Breath By Breath


Makaya, "A New Movement" off Living Beats EP


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


Maria Elena Silva, "December" off Eros


Jonti, "Koi Moon's Daughter" off Twirligig


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


4 o'clock hour


Irreversible Entanglements, the title track to Open the Gates


Teebs, "Yellow More New" off Collections 01


Little North, "Spotting Salamanders" off Familiar Places


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


Jeff Parker, "Suffolk" off Forfolks


Mo Kolours, "Keep It Up" off EP2: Banana Wine


Greg Spero, "Cloud Jam" off The Chicago Experiment


Matthew Stevens, "Purpose of a Machine" off Pittsburgh


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


William Parker, "Tabasco" off Mayan Space Station


Flying Lotus, "All The Secrets" off Until the Quiet Comes


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


Florian Arbenz x Jim Hart / Heiri Kanzig, "Grace of Gravity" off Conversations #3: Neologism


Bonobo, "Cirrus" off The North Borders


Emile Parisien Sextet, "Jungle Jig" off Louise

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