The Line-Up and Evolve for 3 & 4 May 2024


The Line-Up for 3 May 2024


Jacky Terrasson, the title track to Moving On


Tycho, "Hours" off Dive


Behn Gillece, "Shimmering Sands" off Stick Together


Alexis Valet, "Ups And Downs" off Following The Sun


Byron Asher's Skrontch Music, "Papa Likes His Outside Woman, Mama Likes Her Outside Men" off Lord, when you send the rain


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


Julien Knowles, "Moon Theater" off As Many, as One


Fergus McCreadie, "Snowcap" off Stream


Gold Panda, "My Father in Hong Kong, 1951" off Half of Where You Live


Luke Stewart's Silt Trio, "The Slip" off Unknown Rivers


LATRALA, "Uptown" off their s/t album


Teebs, "L.S.P." feat. Austin Peralta off Collections 01


Jeremy Pelt, "Basquiat" off Tomorrow's Another Day


Evolve for 4 May 2024

3 o'clock hour


Brent Birckhead, "Cold Fried Chicken" off Cacao


DJ Harrison, "Carnaval 74" off Stashboxxx


Stephan Crump, "Eager" off Slow Water


Jacky Terrasson, "Solar" off Moving On


Makaya (McCraven), "Frequent Flyer" off Living Beats EP


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


Byron Asher's Skrontch Music, "Threads" off Lord, when you send the rain


Charles McPheresen, "Ode To Barry" off Reverence


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


Greg Skaff, "Southern Pacific" off Re Up


Behn Gillece, "Four Of A Kind" off Stick Together


Ufsp, "Cubed Cheese"


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


4 o'clock hour


Fergus McCreadie, "Driftwood" off Stream


The Gaslamp Killer, "Seven Years of Bad Luck for Fun" off Breakthrough


Dayna Stephens, "E.S.P. (Lower Volume)" feat. Jeremy Pelt off Closer Than You Think


Alyssa Allgood, "Burn (For Betty)" off From Here


Karriem Riggins, "Tom Toms" off Alone Together


Nicole Glover, "One Second, Please" off Plays


Melissa Aldana, "A Purpose" off Echoes of the Inner Prophet


LATRALA, "Empress" off their s/t album


Bonobo, "Cirrus" off The North Borders


Sued/Nandayappa/Bergmann/Saunders, "Dotorre" off Mad Dream


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


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


Flying Lotus, "Slow It Down"


Caesar Frazier, "Thieves In The Temple " off Live At Jazzcup

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