The Line-Up and Evolve for 2 & 3 February 2024



The Line-Up for 2 February 2024 


Oran Etkin, "Looking for Lacy" off Open Arms


MF DOOM, "Camphor" off Special Herbs


Jim Rotondi, "Dark Blue" off Finesse


Reggie Quinerly, "Skain's Blues" off The Thousandth Scholar


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


Teebs, "Pretty Poly" off Collections 01


Satoko Fujii Tokyo Trio, "Gentle Slope" off Jet Black


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


Mndsgn, "TXT/MSGS" off Yawn Zen


Richard Nelson & the Makrokosmos Orchestra, "Cohere" off Dissolve


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


Flying Lotus, "Zodiac Shit" off Cosmogramma


divr, "As Of Now" off Is This Water


Evolve for 3 February 2024

3 o'clock hour


Ethan Iverson, "Conundrum" off Technically Acceptable


dela, "Get Busy" off The Robert Glasper Beat Tape


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


Ohad Talmor, "Dewey's Tune" off Back to the Land


Teebs, "While You Doooo" off Ardour


John Scofield, "Budo" off Uncle John's Band


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


BADBADNOTGOOD, "Salmonella" off BBNG


Rotem Sivan, "The Tree - For Hilde" off Dream Louder

Joel Ross, the title track to Nublues


Nujabes, "Arurian Dance" off Samurai Champloo Soundtrack


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


4 o'clock hour


Taylor Eigsti, "Bucket of Fs" off Plot Armor


Madlib, "Young Warrior"


Butcher Brown, "This Side of Sunshine" off Solar Music


Satoko Fujii Tokyo Trio, "From Sometime" off Jet Black


Ufsp, "Blue Dream"


Richard Nelson & the Makrokosmos Orchestra, the title track to Dissolve


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


Ches Smith, "Minimalism" off Laugh Ash


Christopher Hoffman, "Cloudbuster" off Vision Is The Identity


Reggie Quinerly, "Folk Song" off The Thousandth Scholar


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


Ambrose Akinmusire, "Mr. Riley" off Owl Song

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