The Line-Up and Evolve for 6 & 7 January 2023


The Line-Up for 6 January 2023


Leland Whitty, "Awake" off Anyhow


dela, "Can It B So Simple" off The Robert Glasper Beat Tape


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


Clarice Assad, "Cancao Do Sa" off Window To The World


Houston Person, "Moon River" off Reminiscing At Rudy's


Eric Mullins, "Psalm 33" off Unexpected Beauty


Gold Panda, "My Father In Hong Kong, 1961" off Half of Where You Live


Michael Blake, the title track to Combobulate


Ant Law & Alex Hitchcock, "Chrysalis" off Same Moon In The Same World


Rel, "On My Way" off Out Of View


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


David Lord, "Trees Yield Tomte" off Forest Standards, Vol. 3


Jonah Yano, "always" off portrait of a dog


Makaya (McCraven), "Frequent Flyer" off Living Beats EP


The Comet Is Coming, "Mystik" off Hyper-Dimensional Expansion Beam


Evolve for 7 January 2023

3 o'clock hour


Houston Person, "At Long Last Love" off Reminiscing At Rudy's


Bonobo, "Cirrus" off The North Borders


Arturo Sandoval, "El Pecoso" off Rhythm & Soul


Samara Joy, "Nostalgia" off Linger Awhile


Rodney Whittaker, "The Jazzdiddy Waltz" off Oasis: The Music of Gregg Hill


Butcher Brown, "Dusk On Crenshaw" off Virginia Noir


Bill Goodwin / Billy Hart w/ George Garzone, "Move" off Sound On Sound


Bobby Broom, "Quicksilver" off Keyed Up


Caity Gyorgy, "Start Again" off Featuring


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


Clarice Assad, "Milagre Dos Peixes" off Window To The World


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


Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah, "Van Gogh (Interlude)" off Christian aTunde Adjuah


Avram Fefer Quartet, the title track to Juba Lee


4 o'clock hour


Per Møllehøj / Kirk Knuffke, "Elisabeth Town" off S'Wonderful


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


Amina Figarova, "Morning Dew" off Joy


Ant Law & Alex Hitchcock, "Salvo" off Same Moon In The Same World


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


Teebs, "_for Phil"


Jacob Bro, Joe Lovano, "Song To An Old Friend" off Once Around the Room: A Tribute to Paul Motian


The Bad Plus, "You Won't See Me Before I Come Back" off their self-titled album


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


Olli Hirvonen, "Outline" off Kielo


Village of the Sun, the title track to First Light


Leland Whitty, "In Circles" off Anyhow


Space Ghost, "Starship 2091" off You're There LP


Jonah Yano, "the speed of sound!" off portrait of a dog

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