The Line-Up and Evolve for 11 & 12 March 2022

 

The Line-Up for 11 March 2022


Aaron Parks / Matt Brewer / Eric Harland, "Aspiring to Normalcy" off Volume One


Teebs, "Why Like"


Tyler Mitchell featuring Marshall Allen, "Call For All Demons" off Dancing Shadows


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


Tomas Fujiwara's Triple Double, "Pack Up, Coming For You" off March


Teebs, "Pretty Poly"


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


The Whale, "Rodeo Clown/Quee-Queg" off Sweetheart


Guma, "House Analogue" off A List of Sightings


Jonny Greenwood, "Proven Lands" off the There Will Be Blood Soundtrack


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


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


Jonti, "Pássaros" off Twirligig


Cécile McLorin Salvant, "I Lost My Mind" off Ghost Song



Evolve for 12 March 2022


3 o'clock hour



Julieta Eugenio, "La Jungla" off Jump


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


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


Adonis Rose w/ Cyrille Aimee, "Get the Bucket" off Petite Fleur


Alvin Queen Trio, "People" off Night Train to Copenhagen


Dan Carillo & Common Good, "Que Dios Bendiga a La Mariposa (God Bless the Butterflies)" off Witness


Flying Lotus, "meadow man2" off ideas+drafts+loops


Ethan Iverson, "For Ellen Raskin" off Every Note Is True


Adam Larson, "In Waiting" off With Love, From Chicago


Ufsp, "5th"


Melissa Aldana, "The Bluest Eye" off 12 Stars


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


Flying Lotus, the title track to Until the Quiet Comes


Cécile McLorin Salvant, "Obligation" off Ghost Song



4 o'clock hour


Tyler Mitchell featuring Marshall Allen, "Call For All Demons" off Dancing Shadows


Toro y Moi, "Sweet" off the Freaking Out EP


Jon Lundbom & Bryan Murray, "Ex Machina" off Beats By Balto! Vol. 2


The Whale, "Bright Skies" off Sweetheart


XY!O, "Sherlock Hound" off Phones


Jamail, "Rectangular Bucket"


Guma, "Butternut" off A List of Sightings


Olson St. Clair, "Bodies in Motian" off Western Free EP


Mndsgn, "Convert" off Yawn Zen


Aaron Parks / Matt Brewer / Eric Harland, "Maiden" off Volume One


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


Tomas Fujiwara's Triple Double, "Life Only Gets More" off March


J Dilla, "Bye." off Donuts


Jeff Parker, "Suffolk" off Forfolks


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