The Line-Up and Evolve for 10 & 11 2023


The Line-Up for 10 March 2023


Aruán Ortiz Trio, "Black Like A Thunder Stone" off Serranias


Nujabes, "Tsurugi No Mai" off Samurai Champloo Soundtrack


Rachel Therrien Latin Jazz Project, "Moment's Notice" off Mi Hogar


Matt Greenwood, "Redemption" off Atlas


Leland Whitty, "Awake" off Anyhow


Nujabes, "The Space Between Two Worlds" off Samurai Champloo Soundtrack


JaRon Marshall, "Constellations" off Earth Sounds


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


John Sturino, "Unstablemates" off Quartet


Mndsgn, "Sheets" off Yawn Zen


The Whale, "Toad" off Sweetheart


Jamail, "Rectangular Bucket" off Lack of Cohesion


Daniel Villarreal, "Uncanny" off Panamá 77


Flying Lotus, the title track to Until the Quiet Comes


Ingrid Laubrock, the title track to The Last Quiet Place


Evolve for 11 March 2023

3 o'clock hour


Oscar Jerome, "Channel Your Anger" off The Spoon


Gold Panda, "We Work Nights" off Half of Where You Live


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


Simon Moullier, "Empress of the Sea" off Isla


Joe Chambers, "Ruth" off Dance Kobina


Tycho, "Hours" off Dive


Zack Lober, "Force Majeure" off NO FILL3R


Rachel Therrien Latin Jazz Project, "The Wizard" off Mi Hogar


Toro y Moi, "Sweet" off Freaking Out EP


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


Rodney Whitaker, "Betty's Tune" off Oasis: The Music of Gregg Hill


Stan Killian, the title track to Brooklyn Calling


DJ Harrison, "Carnaval 74" off Stashboxxx


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


4 o'clock hour


Aruan Ortiz Trio, the title track to Serranias


Gold Panda, "My Father in Hong Kong, 19__" off Half of Where You Live


Kendrick Scott, "One Door Closes, Another Opens" off Corridors


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


Rel, "On My Way" off Out Of View


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


John Sturino, "Snakebite" off Quartet


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


Makaya (McCraven), "Split Decision" off Living Beats EP


Daniel Villarreal, "In/On" off Panamá 77


Jamail, "Sent Into A New World"


JaRon Marshall, "Constellations" off Earth Sounds


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


Ingrid Laubrock, "Delusions" off The Last Quiet Place


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