The Line-Up and Evolve for 29 & 30 July 2022

The Line-Up for 29 July 2022


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


Flying Lotus, "meadow man3" off ideas+drafts+loops


Roberta Piket/Harview S/Billy Mintz, "Flight" off You've Been Warned


Pasquale Grasso, "Shaw Nuff" off Be-Bop!


Tom Harrell, the title track to Oak Tree


Billy Drummond & Freedom of Ideas, "Little Melonae" off Valse Sinistre


Bonobo, "Cirrus" off The North Borders


Allison Miller/Carmen Staaf, "Birds" off Nearness


Caili O'Doherty, the title track to Quarantine Dream


Brian Lynch and Spheres of Influence, "The Disco Godfather" off Songbook Vol. 2: Dance The Way U Want To


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


Karriem Riggins, "daooooh!!" off Alone Together


Shabaka Hutchings, "Call It A European Paradox" off Afrikan Culture


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


Flying Lotus, the title track to Until the Quiet Comes


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



Evolve for 30 July 2022

3 o'clock hour


Pasquale Grasso, "Lamento Della Campagnia" off Be-Bop!


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


Allison Miller/Carmen Staaf, "The Nearness of You" off Nearness


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


Tom Harrell, the title track to Oak Tree


DJ Harrison, "Giza" off Stashboxxx


Lyle Lovett, "Peel Me A Grape" feat. Francine Reed off 12th of June


Michael Carvin Experience, "Paper Moon" off Art of the Trio


Charles Lloyd Chapel Trio, "Ay Amor" off Chapel


Jonti, the title track to Twirligig


Jocelyn Gould, "Tides Are Turning" off Golden Hour


Snorre Kirk Quartet, "The Grind" off Going Up


Billy Drummond & Freedom of Ideas, the title track to Valse Sinistre


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


Helge Lien Trio, "Jasmine Revisited" off Revisited


4 o'clock hour


Ronnie Foster, "Swingin'" off Reboot


DJ Harrison, "She Think She QTron" off Stashboxxx


Roberta Piket/Harview S/Billy Mintz, "Yukimi's Song" off You've Been Warned


Brian Lynch and Spheres of Influence, "E.P.'s Plan B" off Songbook Vol. 2: Dance The Way U Want To


Makaya, "Diversions" off Living Beats EP


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


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


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


Ufsp, "Ends Well"


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


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


Shabaka Hutchings, "Ital Is Vital" off Afrikan Culture


Nujabes, "Aruarian Dance" off the Samurai Champloo Soundtrack


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

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