The Line-Up and Evolve for 15 & 16 July 2022

The Line-Up for 15 July 2022



Charles Lloyd Chapel Trio, "Beyond Darkness" off Chapel


Gold Panda, "We Work Nights" off Half of Where You Live


Ronnie Foster, "Carlos" off Reboot


Tom Harrell, "Fivin'" off Oak Tree


Allison Miller/Carmen Staaf, "Birds" off Nearness


Jonti, the title track to Twirligig


Gard Nilssen Acoustic Unity, "The Room Next To Her" off Elastic Wave


Rich Ruth, "Taken Back" off I Survived, It's Over


JoVia Armstrong, "Meditations On Oya" off The Antidote Suite


Carlos Niño & Friends, "Thandi Piano Edit (from 080619, With Additions)" off Extra Presence


Space Ghost, "Naps" off You're There LP


Theo Croker, "TO BE WE" feat. Jill Scott off Love Quantum



Evolve for 16 July 2022

3 o'clock hour


Ronnie Foster, "Isn't She Lovely" off Reboot


Mo Kolours, "Banana Wine" off EP2: Banana Wine


Aaron Seeber, the title track to First Move


Sam Reider, the title track to Petrichor


David Virelles, "Ghost Town" off Nuna


Allison Miller/Carmen Staaf, "New York Landing" off Nearness


Teebs, "_for phil"


Chucho Valdes & Paquito D'Rivera Reunion Sextet, "Mambo Influenciado" off I Missed You Too!


Nate Najar, "O Pato" w/ Daniela Soledade off Jazz Samba Pra Sempre


Kate Wyatt, "Artifact" off Art If Act


Jocelyn Gould, the title track to Golden Hour


Space Ghost, "Naps" off You're There LP


Lyle Lovett, "Cookin' At The Continental" off 12th of June


4 o'clock hour


Charles Lloyd Chapel Trio, "Dorotea's Studio" off Chapel


Butcher Brown, "Dusk On Crenshaw" off Virginia Noir


Way North, "Pajarillo Verde" off New Dreams, Old Stories


Günter Baby Sommer & The Lucaciu 3, "Dunkle Wolken" off Karawane


Kirk Knuffke Trio, "Piece Of Sky" off Gravity Without Airs


A.M. Architect, "Circus"


Gard Nilssen Acoustic Unity, "Dreignau" off Elastic Wave


Carlos Niño & Friends, "WaterWavesArrival" (with Jesse Peterson) off Extra Presence


Rich Ruth, "Older But Not Less Confused" off I Survived, It's Over


Theo Croker, "Royal Conversation feat. James Tillman off Love Quantum


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

JoVia Armstrong, "Shades And Shapes" off The Antidote Suite

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