The Line-Up and Evolve for 29 & 30 September 2023


The Line-Up for 29 September 2023


Nite Bjuti, "Soursop" off their self-titled album


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


Gretchen Parlato & Lionel Loueke, the title track to Lean In


Cécile McLorin Salvant, "La Route Enchantee" off Mélusine


Maria Elena Silva, "Ruido Blanco" off Dulce


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


Itamar Borochov, "What Broke You?" off Arba


Miguel Zenon  & Dan Tepfer, the title track to Internal Melodies


Captain Murphy, "Between Friends" off Duality


Trio Grande, the title track to Urban Myth


Pascal Le Boeuf, "Transition Behavior" off Ritual Being


Billy Mohler, the title track to Ultraviolet


Bonobo, "Jets" off The North Borders


Darcy James Argue's Secret Society, "Last Waltz for Levon" off Dynamic Maximum Tension


Evolve for 30 September 2023

3 o'clock hour


Emmet Cohen, "Isn't It Romantic?" off Master Legacy Series Vol. 5: Houston Person


Butcher Brown, "Dusk on Crenshaw" off Virginia Noir


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


Kait Dunton, "This One's For You" off Keyboards


Tomas Fujiwara, "Breath" off Pith


Jonti, "Flesh of Morning" off Sine And Moon


Simon Moullier, "Pfrancing" off Inception


Sharon Minemoto, "The Scenic Route" off Dark Night, Bright Stars


Pilc Moutin Hoenig, "Impressions" off YOU Are The Song


Karriem Riggins, "Tom Toms" off Alone Together


Chris Speed Trio, "Uncomfortable Truths" off Despite Obstacles


Miguel Zenon & Dan Tepfer, "La Izquierda Latina Americana" off Internal Melodies


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


Wayne Escofferey, "Rivers of Babylon" feat. Gregory Porter off Like Minds


4 o'clock hour


Joe Farnsworth, "Safe Corners" off In What Direction Are You Headed?


The Pharcyde, "Runnin' Instrumental"


Bex Burch, "Dawn Blessings" off There is only love and fear


Miguel Atwood-Fergusson, "Airavata" off Les Jardins Mystiques Vol​.​1


Kris Bowers, "Forever Wonder" off Heroes + Misfits


Daniel Villarreal w/ Jeff Parker & Anna Butterss, "Sunset Cliffs" off Lados B


Gretchen Parlato & Lionel Loueke, "If I Knew" off Lean In


Billy Mohler, the title track to Ultraviolet


Freddie Joachim, "Morena" off Overture


Tony Allen, Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad, "Don't Believe The Dancers" off JID018


Johnathan Blake, "Tiempos" off Passage


Dave Easley, "Fleurette Africaine" off Ballads


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


Maria Elena Silva, "Ruido Blanco" off Dulce

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