The Line-Up and Evolve for 25 & 26 February 2022

The Line-Up for 25 February 2022


Marta Sanchez, "Marivi" off SAAM (Spanish American Art Museum)


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


Melissa Aldana, "12 Stars" off 12 Stars


Jeff Parker, "Ugly Beauty" off Forfolks


Tyler Mitchell featuring Marshall Allen, "Skippy" off Dancing Shadows


Walter Smith III & Matthew Stevens, "For Some Time" off In Common III


Ufsp, "Ends Well"


Addison Frei, "Free State" off Time and Again


Jorge Rossy, the title track to Puerta


Greg Spero, "Maxwell Street" off The Chicago Experiment


Teebs, "Your Favorite Weekday" off Collections 01


Pete Malinverni, "Some Other Time" off On the Town Pete Malinverni Plays Leonard Bernstein


Calvin Johnson, "Treme" off Notes of a Native Son


Adam Larson, "Twirl" off With Love, From Chicago


Toro y Moi, "Lissoms"


Guma, "Butternut" off A List of Sightings


Evolve for 26 February 2022


3 o'clock hour


Pete Malinverni, "A Night On The Town" off On the Town Pete Malinverni Plays Leonard Bernstein


Flying Lotus, "Breathe . Something/Stellar STar" off Los Angeles


Addison Frei, "Nothing Like You" off Time and Again


Alvin Queen Trio, "Moten Swing" off Night Train to Copenhagen


Marta Sanchez, "The Eternal Stillness" off SAAM (Spanish American Art Museum)


Flying Lotus, "Zodiac Shit" off Cosmogramma


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


Jeff Parker, "Ugly Beauty" off Forfolks


J Dilla, "Bye." off Donuts


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


Calvin Johnson, "Resistance is Noble, But Defeat is Imminent" off Notes of a Native Son


Tyler Mitchell featuring Marshall Allen, "Angels and Demons At Play" off Dancing Shadows


MF DOOM, "Cedar" off Special Herbs


Walter Smith III & Matthew Stevens, "For Some Time" off In Common III


4 o'clock hour


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


Melissa Aldana, "Los Ojos De Chile" off 12 Stars


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


Immanuel Wilkins, "Don't Break" off The 7th Hand


Adam Larson, "Root Fruit" off With Love, From Chicago


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


Fred Hersch, the title track to Breath By Breath


Bill O'Connell, "Chaos" off A Change is Gonna Come


Artifacts Trio: Tomeka Reid, Nicole Mitchell, Mike Reed, "Pleasure Palace" off …and then there's this


Mndsgn, "Convert" off Yawn Zen


Greg Spero, "Cloud Jam" off The Chicago Experiment


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


Mister Barrington, "Helter's Kelter" off II


Guma, "The Greatest Fear" off A List of Sightings

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