The Line-Up and Evolve for 22 & 23 July 2022

The Line-Up for 22 July 2022


Randal Despommier feat. Ben Monder, "BBC Blues" off A Midsummer Odyssey


dela, "Get Busy" off The Robert Glasper Beat Tape


Ronnie Foster, "Swingin'" off Reboot


Tom Harrell, the title track to Oak Tree


Helge Lien Trio, "Folkmost Revisited" off Revisited


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


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


Katherine Windfeld Big Band, "The Lifting" off Orca


Makaya McCraven, "Dream Another" off In These Times


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


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


Katalyst, Ali Shaheed Muhammed & Adrian Younge, "Daybreak" off JID013


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


Theo Croker, "Cosmic Intercourse Pt. II" feat. Chris Dave off Love Quantum


Flying Lotus, "Zodiac Shit" off Cosmogramma


Steve Lehman & Sélébéyone, "Poesie I" off Xaybu: The Unseen



Evolve for 23 July 2022

3 o'clock hour


Ronnie Foster, the title track to Reboot


The Stuyvesants, "Roosevelt Projects Jam Session"


Allison Miller/Carmen Staaf, "Birds" off Nearness


Helge Lien Trio, "Gamut Warning Revisited" off Revisited


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


Randal Despommier feat. Ben Monder, "Toka Voka Oka Boka" off A Midsummer Odyssey


Pasquale Grasso, "I'm In A Mess" feat. Samara Joy off Be-Bop!


Tom Harrell, "Evoorg" off Oak Tree


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


Bryan Carter, "Jeremy's Lullaby" feat. Marquis Hill off I Believe


Charles Lloyd Chapel Trio, "Song My Lady Sings" off Chapel


Gold Panda, "My Father in Hong Kong 1961" off Half of Where You Live


Nduduzo Makathini, "Unonkanyamba" off In The Spirit of Ntu


4 o'clock hour


Katherine Windfeld Big Band, the title track to Orca


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


Kate Wyatt, "Artifact" off Art If Act


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


Mister Barrington, "Helter's Kelter" off II


Anteloper, "Delfin Rosado" off Pink Dolphins


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


Charles Stepney, "That's The Way Of The World" off Step On Step


Teebs, "Pretty Poly"


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


Theo Croker, "Somethin'" feat. Ego Ella May off Love Quantum


Katalyst, Ali Shaheed Muhammed & Adrian Younge, "Summer Solstice" off JID013


Teebs, "_for phil"


Makaya McCraven, "Dream Another" off In These Times

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