The Line-Up and Evolve for 18 & 19 March 2022

The Line-Up for 18 March 2022


Roxy Coss, the title track to Disparate Parts


Jonti, the title track to Twirligig


Cécile McLorin Salvant, "Obligation" off Ghost Song


Marta Sanchez, "If You Could Create It" off SAAM (Spanish American Art Museum)


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


Teebs, "Pretty Poly" off Collections 01


Guma, "Butternut" off House Analogue


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


Tomas Fujiwara's Triple Double, "The March of the Storm Before The Quiet of the Dance" off March


Makaya (McCraven), "A New Movement" off Living Beats EP


Immanuel Wilkins, "Lighthouse" off The 7th Hand



Evolve for 19 March 2022


3 o'clock hour


Cécile McLorin Salvant, "Moon Song" off Ghost Song


DJ Harrison, "Carnaval 74" off Stashboxxx


Mostly Other People Do the Killing, "Centralia" off Disasters, Vol. 1


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


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


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


Roxy Coss, "Mabes" off Disparate Parts


Addison Frei, "Ramble for FK" off Time and Again


Butcher Brown, "Dusk on Crenshaw" off Virginia Noir


Emile Parisien Sextet, "Jojo" off Louise


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


Flying Lotus, "All In" off Until the Quiet Comes


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


4 o'clock hour


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


Space Ghost, "Naps" off You're There


David Sanford Big Band, "V-Reel" off A Prayer for Lester Bowie


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


Mo Kolours, "Banana Wine" off EP2L Banana Wine


Julieta Eugenio, the title track to Jump


Tomas Fujiwara's Triple Double, "The March of the Storm Before The Quiet of the Dance" off March


Flying Lotus, "FLOTUS" off ideas+drafts+loops


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


Alvin Queen Trio, "Goodbye JD" off Night Train to Copenhagen


Teebs, "Yellow More New" off Collections 01


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

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