The Line-Up and Evolve for 16 & 17 December 2022

The Line-Up for 16 December 2022


Chase Elodia, "Four Wide" off Portrait Imperfect


Flying Lotus, "FLOTUS" off ideas+drafts+loops


Redman/Mehldau/McBride/Blade, "Ship to Shore" off LongGone


JD Allen, "Irene (Mother)" off Americana, Vol. 2


The Bad Plus, "Not Even Close To Far Off" off their self titled album


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


Walter Smith III & Matthew Stevens, "Orange Crush" off In Common III


KingKlavé, "5/4 joint" feat. Joshua Crumbly off his self titled album


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


Karriem Riggins, "Tom Toms" off Alone Together


Gard Nilssen Acoustic Unity, "Boogie" off Elastic Wave


Makaya McCraven, "High Fives" off In These Times


Tyler Mitchell feat. Marshall Allen, "Enlightenment" off Dancing Shadows


Captain Murphy, "The Prisoner (Instrumental)" off Duality


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


Evolve for 17 December 2022

3 o'clock hour


Lonnie Liston Smith and Loren Oden, Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad, "Love Brings Happiness" off JID011


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


Steven Feifke, "I Mean You" off The Role of the Rhythm Section


Aaron Seeber, the title track to First Move


MF DOOM, "Licorice" off Special Herbs


Julieta Eugenio, "La Jungla" off Jump


Samara Joy, "Sweet Pumpkin" off Linger Awhile


MF DOOM, "Camphor" off Special Herbs


Melissa Aldana, "Los Ojos De Chile" off 12 Stars


Jeremy Pelt, "Picking Up The Pieces" off Soundtrack


The Stuyvessants, "Roosevelt Project Jam Session"


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


4 o'clock hour


Aaron Parks / Matt Brewer / Eric Harland, "Aspiring to Normalcy" off Volume One


Flying Lotus, "Breathe . Something​/​Stellar STar" off Los Angeles


Jeff Parker, "Ugly Beauty" off Forfolks


Mostly Other People Do The Killing, "Johnstown" off Disasters, Vol. 1


Tomas Fujiwara's Triple Double, "The March of the Storm Before the Quiet of The Dance" off March


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


Billy Mohler, "Equals" off Anatomy


Tyler Mitchell feat. Marshall Allen, "Skippy" off Dancing Shadows


Flying Lotus, "Coswerved Draft" off ideas+drafts+loops


Steve Lehman & Selebeyone, "Poesie I" Xaybu: The Unseen


Theo Croker, "To Be We" feat. Jill Scott off Love Quantum


Carlos Niño & Friends, "Thandi Piano EDIT (from 080619, with additions)" off EXTRA PRESENCE


KingKlavé, "Mad" off his self-titled album


Makaya McCraven, "Seventh String" off In These Times

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