The Line-Up and Evolve for 8 & 9 March 2024


The Line-Up for 8 March 2024


Vijay Iyer / Linda May Han Oh / Tyshawn Sorey, "Prelude: Orison" off Compassion


Freddie Joachim, "Morena" off Overture


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


Christian McBride & Edgar Meyer, "Philly Slop" off But Who's Gonna Play the Melody?


Brian Scarborough, "Broken" off We Need The Wind


Apple Juice Kid, "Bitches"


Brent Birckhead, the title track to Cacao


Sued/Nandayapa/Bergmann/Saunders, "Dottore" off Mad Dream


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


THEESatisfaction, "Game BLOUSES" off THEESatisfaction LOVES Erykah


Valebol, "Salvavidas" off their self-titled album


The Whale, "Bright Skies" off Sweetheart


Hess Brown Huntley, "Trickle Down" off The Art of the Hang


Kassa Overall, "The Score Was Made" feat. Vijay Iyer off ANIMALS


Flying Lotus, "Breathe . Something​/​Stellar STar" off Los Angeles


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


Evolve for 9 March 2024

3 o'clock hour


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


Fat Jon, "Muses" off Repaint Tomorrow


Julian Lage, "Tiburon" off Speak To Me


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


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


Mndsgn, "Sheets" off Yawn Zen


Stephan Crump, "Eager" off Slow Water


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


John Surman, "Around The Edges" off Words Unspoken


Taylor McFerrin, "Stepps" off Early Riser


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


Mike Casey, "Space Chill"


Jonah Yano & BADBADNOTGOOD, "the ordinary is ordinary because it ordinarily repeats" off portrait of a dog


Hiatus Kaiyote, "Everything's Beautiful"


Trade Voorhees, "Stoned Soul" off Roy Ayers Project


JD Allen, "See It, Say It, Sorted" off THIS


4 o'clock hour


Reggie Quinerly, "Felipe Jacinto" off The Thousandth Scholar


The Stuyvessants, "Roosevelt Projects Jam Session"


Julieta Eugenio, the title track to Stay


Dave Douglas, "Take The A Train" off GIFTS


Space Ghost, "Starship 2091" off You're There LP


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


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


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


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


Valebol, "Netuchepa!" off their self-titled album


The Whale, "Walk On The Wild Side" off Temporary Thing: A Texas Tribute to Lou Reed


Hess Brown Huntey, "Hickory Hill" off The Art of the Hang


Kassa Overall, "The Lava Is Calm" feat. Theo Croker off ANIMALS


Kassa Overall, "No It Ain't" feat. Andrae Murchison off ANIMALS


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


divr, "As Of Now" off Is It Water




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