The Line-Up and Evolve for 22 & 23 September 2023



The Line-Up for 22 September 2023


Dave Easley, "Fleurette Africaine" off Ballads


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

Tomas Fujiwara, "Breath" off Pith


Billy Mohler, "The Wait" off Ultraviolet


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


The Bad Plus, "Sun Wall" off their self-titled album


SLUGish Ensemble, "Del Sur" off In Solitude


Javier Santiago, "A Day in the Life of a Tree" off Phoenix: The B-Side Sessions


Teebs, "While You Doooo" off Ardour


Steve Lehman & Orchestre National de Jazz, "Los Angeles Imaginary" off Ex Machina


Darcy James Argue's Secret Society, "Ferromagnetic" off Dynamic Maximum Tension


Teebs, "View Point" off Estara


Kassa Overall, "No It Ain't" feat. Andrae Murchison off ANIMALS


Evolve for 23 September 2023

3 o'clock hour


Dave Easley, "Fleurette Africaine" off Ballads


Jonti, "Pássaros" off Twirligig


Sharon Minemoto, "Alexandra (For Natasha)" off Dark Night, Bright Stars


Meshell N'Degeocello, "Omnipuss" off The Omnichord Real Book


Lonnie Liston Smith, Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad, "Dawn" off JID017


Tycho, "Coastal Brake" off Dive


Aaron Diehl & The Knights, "Taurus" off Zodiac Suite


Patrick Cornelius, "Puzzle Box" off Book of Secrets


Brian Blade & the Fellowship Band, "Look to the Hills" off Kings Highway


Rel, "Heart Beat On It" off Out Of View


Artie Roth Quartet, "Flies With Butterflies" off Resonants


Geof Bradfield Quintet, "Solid Jackson" off Quaver


Ufsp, "Creep"


Johnathan Blake, "West Berkley St." off Passage


4 o'clock hour


Altin Sencalar, "Homenaje A Armando" off In Good Standing


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


Miki Yamanaka, "Uh Oh" off Shades of Rainbow


Kait Dunton, "Three Day Weekend" off Keyboards


Gold Panda, "S950" off Half of Where You Live


Alex Coke & Carl Michel Sextet, "Mangled Tango" off Emergence


Kurt Elling & Charlie Hunter, "Not Here / Not Now" off SuperBlue: The Iridescent Spree


DJ Harrison, "Giza" off Stashboxxx


Naya Baaz (Rez Abbasi & Josh Feinberg), "Make It So" off Charm

SLUGish Ensemble, "Portola" off In Solitude


Javier Santiago, "Tomorrow" feat. John Raymond off Phoenix


Butcher Brown, "Cali Riding" off a-sides


Steve Lehman & Orchestre National de Jazz, "Chimera" off Ex Machina


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


Teebs, "Your Favorite Weekday" off Collections 01


Lucia Cadotsch, "No Apology" off AKI

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