The Line-Up and Evolve for 27 & 28 January 2023

The Line-Up and Evolve for 27 & 28 January 2023


The Line-Up for 27 January 2023

http://stream.krtu.org/krtu-128kb/1-Fri2100.mp3


Diego Rivera, "Peace" off Love & Peace


Flying Lotus, "Zodiac Shit" off Cosmogramma


Mimi Fox Organ Trio, "Judy's Song" off One For Wes


Lakecia Benjamin, "Rebirth" off Phoenix


Bill Laurance & Michael League, "Sant Esteve" off Where You Wish You Were


Teebs, "Pretty Poly" off Collections 01


Santi Debriano & Arkestra Bembe, "Spunky" off Ashanti


Stan Killian, "Buy Back" off Brooklyn Calling


Kurt Elling & Charlie Hunter, "Boogie Down" off Guilty Pleasures EP


Trade Voorhees, "Stoned Soul" off Roy Ayers Project


Art Ensemble of Chicago, "Kumpa" off The Sixth Decade - From Paris to Paris


Joe Chambers, "Caravanserai" off Dance Kobina


Jonah Yano & BADBADNOTGOOD, "the ordinary is ordinary because it ordinarily repeats" off portrait of a dog


Flying Lotus, the title track to Until the Quiet Comes


Braxton Cook, "Indie" off Who Are You When No One Is Watching?


Evolve for 28 January 2023

3 o'clock hour

http://stream.krtu.org/krtu-128kb/1-Sat1500.mp3


Lakecia Benjamin, "Jubilation" feat. Patrice Rushen off Phoenix




The Heavy Hitters, "New Day" off their self-titled album


Diego Rivera, "Anticipation" off Love & Peace


Ed Cherry, "Ding Dong" off Are We There Yet?




Joe Chambers, "Gazelle Suite" off Dance Kobina


Bill Laurance & Michael League, "Round House" off Where You Wish You Were




Mimi Fox Organ Trio, "For Django, Avec Amor" off One For Wes


Clarice Assad, "Janela Para O Mundo" off Window To The World


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




Stan Killian, "Open Doors" off Brooklyn Calling


4 o'clock hour

http://stream.krtu.org/krtu-128kb/1-Sat1600.mp3


Kurt Elling & Charlie Hunter, "Boogie Down" off Guilty Pleasures EP




Santi Debriano & Arkestra Bembe, "Imagined Nation" off Ashanti


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




Jim Snidero feat. Kurt Rosenwinkel, "It Might As Well Be Spring" off Far Far Away


Per Mollehoj / Kirk Knuffke, "Elizabeth Town" off S'Wonderful


Richie Goods & Chien Chien Lu, "Embrace the Now" off Connected, Vol. 1




Kendrick Scott, "What Day Is It?" off Corridors


Leland Whitty, "In Circles" off Anyhow


Braxton Cook, "Indie" off Who Are You When No One Is Watching?




Jonah Yano & BADBADNOTGOOD, "the ordinary is ordinary because it ordinarily repeats" off portrait of a dog


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