The Line-Up for 1 & 2 March 2024


The Line-Up for 1 March 2024


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


The Stuyvessants, "Roosevelt Projects Jam Session"


Sued/Nandayapa/Bergmann/Saunders, "Dorme Bebe" off Mad Dream


Rotem Sivan, "Dragon" off Dream Louder


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


BADBADNOTGOOD, "Salmonella"


Julian Lage, the title track to Speak To Me


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


Christopher Hoffman, "Farewell Forever" feat. Alfredo Colón off Vision is the Identity


Ches Smith, "Remote Convivial" off Laugh Ash


Teebs, "Why Like" off Ardour


The Whale vs. Ingebrigt, "Don't Shoot the Seagulls" off Live at The Flat Top: SXSW 2013


Hess Brown Huntley, "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


MF DOOM, "Licorice" off Special Herbs


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


Evolve for 2 March 2024

3 o'clock hour


Dave Douglas, "Take The A Train" off GIFTS


MF DOOM, "Cedar" off Special Herbs


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


Brian Scarborough, "Broken" off We Need The Wind


Mndsgn, "Convert" off Yawn Zen


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


John Surman, "Bitter Aloe" off Words Unspoken


Yes! Trio (Ali Jackson / Aaron Goldberg / Omer Avital), "Sanción"" off Spring Sings


Ufsp, "Sunny Delight"


Ulysses Owens Jr. and Generation Y, "Helen's Song" off A New Beat


Frank Carlberg Large Ensemble, "Out Of Steam" off Elegy for Thelonious


MF DOOM, "Camphor" off Special Herbs


Michaël Attias, "#63 (Settled) off Quartet Music Vol. I: LuMiSong


4 o'clock hour


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


Teebs, "Pretty Poly" off Collection 01


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


Kirsten Edkins, "Party Slug" off Shapes & Sound


Reggie Quinerly, "Folk Song" off The Thousandth Scholar


THEESatisfaction, "Stars Set In" off THEESatisfaction LOVES Erykah


Sued/Nandayapa/Bergmann/Saunders, the title track to Mad Dream


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


Taylor McFerrin, "Stepps" off Early Riser


The Whale, "Elizabeth, I'm Comin' to Join You Honey!" off Sweetheart


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


Kassa Overall, "Sensual Seduction" feat. Theo Croker off Drake It Till You Make It


Flying Lotus, "Golden Diva" off Los Angeles


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

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