The Line-Up and Evolve for 22 & 23 March 2024



The Line-Up for 22 March 2024


The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis, "That Thang" off their s/t album


Teebs, "Pretty Poly" off Collections 01


Stephan Crump, "Euphotic" off Slow Water


Charles Lloyd, "Defiant, Tender Warrior" off The Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow


Brian Scarborough, "Central Standard Time" off We Need The Wind


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


Brent Birckhead, the title track to Cacao


Dave Douglas, "Take The "A" Train" off GIFTS


Dayna Stephens, "Bubbly" off Closer Than We Think


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


Shabaka (Hutchings), "End of Innocence" off Perceive Its Beauty, Acknowledge Its Grace


Kevin Sun, "Involuted Blues" off The Fate of the Tenor


Jonti, "Koi Moon's Daughter" off Twirligig

Christopher Hoffman, "Farewell Forever" feat. Alfredo Colón off Vision Is The Identity


Evolve for 23 March 2024

3 o'clock hour


WEB WEB x Max Herre, "Fellow Travelers" off WEB MAX II


Teebs, "Yellow More New" off Collections 01


Lynne Arriale Trio, "Passion" off Being Human


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


Jim Snidero, "You Go To My Head" off For All We Know


Toro Y Moi, "Lissoms" off Causers of This


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


Christian McBride & Edgar Meyer, "Bebop, Of Course" off But Who's Gonna Play the Melody?


Rel, "Reality Distortion Field" off Out of View


Charles Lloyd, "Balm In Gilead" off The Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow


Brian Scarborough, "Broken" off We Need The Wind


John Surman, "Around the Edges" off Words Unspoken


KingKlavé, "Mad" off his s/t album


Julieta Eugenio, the title track to Stay


4 o'clock hour


Kevin Sun, "Lowlands" off The Fate of the Tenor


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


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


John Bishop, "Rucksichtslos" off Antwerp


Dayna Stephens, "Blue Poles" off Closer Than We Think


Flying Lotus, "The Nightcaller" off Until the Quiet Comes


John Scofield, "Mr. Tambourine Man" off Uncle John's Band


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


A.M. Architect, "Circus"


Julian Lage, "Two and One" off Speak to Me


Luke Stewart's Silt Trio, the title track to Unknown Rivers


Caesar Frazier, "King of Leonne" off Live At Jazzcup


Captain Murphy, "Between Friends" off Duality


The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis, "Emergence" off their s/t album

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