The Line-Up and Evolve for 16 & 17 February 2024

The Line-Up for 16 February 2024


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


Teebs, "Yellow More New" off Collections 01


Julian Lage, "Tiburon" off Speak To Me


Ethan Iverson, "It's Fine to Decline" off Technically Acceptable


John Surman, "Bitter Aloe" off Words Unspoken


Flying Lotus, "Tiny Tortures" off Until the Quiet Comes


Vijay Iyer / Linda May Han Oh / Tyshawn Sorey, "Ghostrumental" off Compassion


Stephan Crump, "Euphotic" off Slow Water


Flying Lotus, "All The Secrets" feat. Austin Peralta off Until the Quiet Comes

Luke Stewart Silt Trio, the title track to Unknown Rivers


Joel Ross, "Equinox" off Nublues


Keyon Harrold, "Pictures" off Foreverland


Space Ghost, "Starship 2097" off You're There LP

divr, "As Of Now" off Is This Water


Evolve for 17 February 2024

3 o'clock hour


Jim Rotondi, "For Curtis" feat. Danny Grissett off Finesse


Nujabes, "Tsurugi No Mai" off Samurai Champloo Soundtrack


Joel Ross, "What Am I Waiting For?" off Nublues


Lawrence Fields, "Parachute" off To The Surface


Julian Lage, the title track to Speak To Me


Mndsgn, "TXT/MSGS" off Yawn Zen


John Bishop, "Rucksichtslos" off Antwerp


Rotem Sivan, "Dragon" off Dream Louder

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


Teebs, "While You Doooo" off Ardour


Reggie Quinerly, "Felipe Jacinto" off The Thousandth Scholar


Keyon Harrold, "Well Walk Now (Perseverance)" off Foreverland


THEESatisfaction, "Wrong Turn" off THEESatisfaction Loves Erykah


Stephan Crump, "Eager" off Slow Water


4 o'clock hour


Vijay Iyer / Linda May Han Oh / Tyshawn Sorey, the title track to Compassion


Rel, "Welcome" off Out Of View


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


John Surman, the title track to Words Unspoken


Toro Y Moi, "Lissoms" off Causers of This


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


JD Allen, "The Revelator" off THIS


Luke Stewart Silt Trio, the title track to Unknown Rivers


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


Remy Le Boeuf's Assembly of Shadows, "Stop Go" off Heartland Radio


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


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


John Scofield, "Nothing Is Forever" off Uncle John's Band

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