The Line-Up and Evolve for 7 & 8 January 2022

The Line-Up for 7 January 2022


David Sanford Big Band/Hugh Ragin, "Popit" off A Prayer for Lester Bowie


BADBADNOTGOOD, "Salmonella"


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


Anders Koppel, "The New House", off Mulberry Street Symphony


James Brandon Lewis' Red Lily Quintet, "Seer" off Jesup Wagon


Rel, "On My Way" off Out of View


Jorge Rossy, "Post-Catholic Waltz" off Puerta


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


Teebs, "Yellow More New" off Collections 01


East Axis (Matthew Shipp/Allen Lowe/Kevin Ray/Gerald Cleaver), "I'm Cool With That" off Cool With That


Emile Parisien Sextet, "Jojo" off Louise


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


Jonti, "Pássaros" off Twirligig


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


Evolve for 8 January 2022


3 o'clock hour


Gerry Gibbs Thrasher Dream Trio, "Hey Chick" off Songs From My Father


Jonti, the title track to Twirligig


David Sanford Big Band/Brad Goode, "Dizzy Atmosphere" off A Prayer for Lester Bowie


Pino Palladino & Blake Mills, the title track to Notes With Attachments


Brian Jackson, Ali Shaheed Muhammad & Adrian Younge, "Mars Walk" off JID008


Carlos Henriquez, "Boro of Fire" off The South Bronx Story


Tenor Time, "Corea" off their self-titled album


Teebs, "L.S.P." feat. Austin Peralta off Collection 01


Anders Koppel, "The New House", off Mulberry Street Symphony


Jorge Rossy, "S.T." off Puerta


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


Makaya (McCraven), "Diversions" off Living Beats EP


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

4 o'clock hour


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


Flying Lotus, "Zodiac Shit" off Cosmogramma


Matthew Stevens, "Blue Blues" off Pittsburgh


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


Jon Lundbom & Bryan Murray, "Beat Like This" off Beats By Balto! Vol. 2


MF DOOM, "Cedar" off Special Herbs


Adam O'Farrill, "Kurosawa at Berghain" off Visions of Your Other


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


Flying Lotus, the title track to Until the Quiet Comes


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


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


East Axis (Matthew Shipp/Allen Lowe/Kevin Ray/Gerald Cleaver), "Social Distance" off Cool With That


Mo Kolours, "Temi" off EP2: Banana Wine


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

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