The Line-Up and Evolve for 26 & 27 January 2024



The Line-Up for 26 January 2024


Ben Allison / Steve Cardenas / Ted Nash, the title track to Tell the Birds I Said Hello


Radiohead, "Meeting in the Aisle" off Airbag/How Am I Driving EP


Ulysses Owens Jr. and Generation Y, "Better Days" off A New Beat


Amanda Gardier, "The Cycling Reporter" off Auteur: Music Inspired by the Films of Wes Anderson


Oran Etkin, "Protection Song" off Open Arms


Jonny Greenwood, "Proven Lands" off There Will Be Blood Soundtrack


Ethan Iverson, "Who Are You, Really?" off Technically Acceptable


John Bishop, "Bull" off Antwerp


Lawrence Fields, the title track to To The Surface


Ufsp, "Lovely Lady


divr, "Tea High" off Is This Water


Ches Smith, "Minimalism" off Laugh Ash


Christopher Hoffman, "Cloudbuster" off Vision Is The Identity


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


Hiatus Kaiyote, "Everything's Beautiful"


Evolve for 27 January 2024

3 o'clock hour


WEB WEB x Max Herre, "Olobo" feat. Carlos Niño off WEB MAX II


DJ Harrison, "Echo Parking" off Stashboxxx


Ulysses Owens Jr. and Generation Y, "Until I See You Again" off A New Beat


Ben Allison / Steve Cardenas / Ted Nash, "Enrapture" off Tell the Birds I Said Hello


Lawrence Fields, "Parachute" off To The Surface


Tycho, "A Walk" off Dive


Ethan Iverson, "Killing Me Softly With His Song" off Technically Acceptable


Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, "Apotheosis" off Les Jardins Mystiques Vol. 1


Makaya (McCraven), "Diversions" off Living Beats EP


Hays Street Hart, "With A Little Help From My Friends" off Bridges


Amanda Gardier, "I Wonder If It Remembers Me" off Auteur: Music Inspired by the Films of Wes Anderson


Ambrose Akinmusire, "Flux Feelings" off Owl Song


DJ Harrison, "She Think She QTron" off Stashboxxx


Keyon Harrold, "Don't Lie" feat. Malaya off Foreverland


4 o'clock hour


Oran Etkin, "Pavlinka's Dream" off Open Arms


THEESatisfaction, "Wrong Turn" off THEESatisfaction LOVES Erykah


Rotem Sivan, "Dragon" off Dream Louder

John Scofield, the title track to Uncle John's Band


Miguel Zenon & Dan Tepfer, "Frontline" off Internal Melodies


MF DOOM, "High John" off Special Herbs


Christopher Hoffman, "Better & Better" feat. Anna Webber off Vision Is The Identity


Ches Smith, "Remote Convivial" off Laugh Ash


divr, "Tea High" off Is This Water


Teebs, "View Point" off ESTARA


Hiatus Kaiyote, "Everything's Beautiful"


jaimie branch, "aurora rising" off Fly or Die Fly or Die Fly or Die ((world war))


Butcher Brown, "Espionage" feat. Charlie Hunter off Solar Music


Mister Barrington, "Helter's Keleter" off II


Will Régnier, "Lights Out" off Traces

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