The Line-Up and Evolve for 30 September & 1 October 2022

 The Line-Up for 30 September 2022


Taurey Butler, "Sisyphean Task" off One Of The Others


Teebs, "Yellow More New" off Collections 01


Rufus Reid Trio w/ The Sirius Quartet, "It's Time To Shout It Out" off Celebration


Jon Cowherd Trio, "Grand Mesa" w/ Chris Potter off Pride & Joy


Samara Joy, the title track to Linger Awhile


Nujabes, "Tsurugi No Mai" off the Samurai Champloo Soundtrack


Julian Lage, "Word For Word" off View With A Room


JD Allen, "The Werk Song" off Americana Vol. 2


Redman/Mehldau/McBride/Blade, "Ship To Shore" off Long Gone


Teebs, "Why Like" off Ardour


Gentiane Mg, the title track to Walls Made of Glass


Wayne Shorter/Terri Lyne Carrington/Leo Genevieve/esperanza spalding, "Drummer's Song" off Live at the Detroit Jazz Festival 


Makaya McCraven, "This Place That Place" off In These Times


Jonti, the title track to Twirligig


Henry Franklin with Ali Shaheed Muhammed & Adrian Younge, "People's Revolution" off JID014


Evolve for 1 October 2022

3 o'clock hour


JD Allen, "Hammer And Hoe" off Americana Vol. 2


MF DOOM, "Camphor" off Special Herbs


Rufus Reid Trio, "Cedar's Blues" off Celebration


Bobby Broom, "Scoochie" off Keyed Up


Flying Lotus, "Golden Diva" off Los Angeles


Craig Davis, "Escape" off Tone Paintings


Steve Turre, "Planting The Ceed" off Generations


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


Tom Harrell, the title track to Oak Tree


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


Rel, "Heart Beat On It" off Out Of View


Tom Harrell, the title track to Oak Tree


Samara Joy, "Nostalgia" off Linger Awhile


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


Ufsp, "5th"


Taurey Butler, "Swappin' Lies" off One Of The Others



4 o'clock hour


Jon Cowherd Trio, "The Colorado Experiment" off Pride & Joy


Makaya (McCraven) "Diversions" off Living Beats EP


Gentiane Mg, "Flowers Laugh Without Uttering A Sound" off Walls Made of Glass


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


Rel, "Reality Distortion Field" off Out Of View


Makaya McCraven, "High Fives" off In These Times


Katalyst, "Summer Solstice" off JID013


Henry Franklin with Ali Shaheed Muhammed & Adrian Younge, "Karibu" off JID014


Teebs, "Why Like" off Ardour


Basher, "Claptrack Clapback" off Doubles


Redman/Mehldau/McBride/Blade, "Disco Ears" off Long Gone


Wayne Shorter/Terri Lyne Carrington/Leo Genevieve/esperanza spalding, "Drummer's Song" off Live at the Detroit Jazz Festival 


BADBADNOTGOOD, "Salmonella"


Noah Garabedian, "Expectation. Regret." off Consider The Stars Beneath Us

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