The Line-Up and Evolve for 4 & 5 November 2022


The Line-Up for 4 November 2022


Tyshawn Sorey Trio +1 with Greg Osby, "Solar" off The Off-Off Broadway Guide to Synergism


Rel, "Reality Distortion Field" off Out Of View


The Ostara Project, "Lluviona" off their self-titled album


Gregory Porter, "Suzanne" off Here It Is: A Tribute to Leonard Cohen


Toro y Moi, "Lissoms" off Causers of This


Darryl Harper, "Kaleidoscope" off Chamber Made


Emmet Cohen, "Mosaic" off Uptown In Orbit


Ufsp, "Moth Man"


Bill Frisell, "Holiday" off Four


Avram Fefer, "Brother Ibrahim" off Juba Lee


Teebs, "View Point" off E S T A R A


Jeff Parker / Eric Revis / Nasheet Waits, "Wait" off Eastside Romp


Evolve for 5 November 2022

3 o'clock hour


Darryl Harper, "Cash In Your Face" off Chamber Made


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


Bill Frisell, "Good Dog, Happy Man" off Four


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


Mal Waldron, "Soul Eyes" off Searching in Grenoble: The 1978 Solo Piano Concert (Live)


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


Caity Gyorgy, "'Tis Autumn" off Featuring


The Ostara Project, "Delta Sky" off their self-titled album


Emmet Cohen, "Finger Buster" off Uptown In Orbit


Samara Joy, the title track to Linger Awhile


Flying Lotus, "Tiny Tortures" off Until the Quiet Comes


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


Jon Cowherd Trio, "ChickMonk" off Pride & Joy


Freddie Joachim, "Morena" off Overture


Duduka Da Fonseca Quarteto Universal, "Lilia" off Yes!!

4 o'clock hour


Jeff Parker / Eric Revis / Nasheet Waits, "That Eastside Romp" off Eastside Romp


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


Mark Guiliana, "a path to bliss" off the sound of listening


Tyshawn Sorey Trio +1 with Greg Osby, "Contemplation" off The Off-Off Broadway Guide to Synergism


Butcher Brown, "Dusk On Crenshaw" off Virginia Noir


The Bad Plus, "Motivations II" off their self-titled album


Avram Fefer, "Bedouin Dream" off Juba Lee


Michael Blake, "Bob The Bob" off Combobulate 


Mo Kolours, "Temi" off EP2: Banana Wine


Makaya McCraven, "Seventh String" off In These Times


Basher, "Claptrack Clapback" off Doubles


The Comet Is Coming, "Frequency of Feeling Expansion" off Hyper-Dimensional Expansion Beam


Flying Lotus, "tree tunnels3" off ideas+drafts+loops


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

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