The Line-Up and Evolve for 17 & 18 February 2023


The Line-Up for 17 February 2023


Zack Lober, "Chop Wood" off NO FILL3R


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


Christian McBride's New Jawn, "Dolphy Dust" off Prime


Jeff Lofton, "Cack A Lack Blues" off Silver's Strut


Jonti, "Flesh of Morning" off Sine and Moon


Ptyx Trio, "The Meeting of the Porpoises" off Try To Laugh Without Smiling


The Whale, "Elizabeth, I'm Comin' To Join You Honey!" off Sweetheart


Daniel Villarreal, "Uncanny" off Panamá 77


Jamail, "Sent Into A New World"


Hess Brown Huntley, "Hickory Hill" off The Art of the Hang


JaRon Marshall, "The City Blues" feat. Brian Donohoe off The Prequel


Mo Kolours, "Tusk Dance" off EP3: Tusk Dance


Braxton Cook, "MB (for Ma'Khia Bryant)" off Who Are You When No One Is Watching?


Simon Moullier, "Empress of the Sea" off Isla


Flying Lotus, "meadow man2" off ideas+drafts+loops


Avi Granite 6, "Misanthropic Vindaloo" off Operator


Evolve for 18 February 2023

3 o'clock hour


Stan Killian, "Open Doors" off Brooklyn Calling


Captain Murphy, "Between Friends (Instrumental) off Duality


Christian McBride's New Jawn, "Moonchild" off Prime


Joe Chambers, "Ruth" off Dance Kobina


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


A.M. Architect, "Circus"


Rachael & Vilray, "Any Little Time" off I Love a Love Song!


The Heavy Hitters, "Un Dia Es Un Dia" off their self-titled album


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


Flying Lotus, the title track to Until the Quiet Comes


The Buster Williams Something More Sextet, "Stairways" off Unalome


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


Leland Whitty, "In Circles" off Anyhow


Flying Lotus, "Slow It Down"


Lakecia Benjamin, "Rebirth" off Phoenix


4 o'clock hour


Avi Granite 6, "Ubiquitous Miles" off Operator


Gold Panda, "Brazil" off Half of Where You Live


Ptyx Trio, "God Still Hates Us For Killing the President (The Cowboys Didn't Win)" off Try To Laugh Without Smiling


The Whale, "Bright Skies" off Sweetheart


Daniel Villarreal, "In/On" off Panamá 77


Jamail, "Rectangular Bucket"


Hess Brown Huntley, "Trickle Down" off The Art of the Hang


JaRon Marshall, "Sound of the Heart" off The Prequel


Teebs, "Yellow More New" off Collections 01


Zack Lober, "Force Majeure" off NO FILL3R


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


Braxton Cook, "MB (for Ma'Khia Bryant)" off Who Are You When No One Is Watching?


Teebs, "LSP" feat. Austin Peralta off Collections 01


Jim Snidero / Kurt Rosenwinkel, "Infinity" off Far Far Away
 

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