BristolMusic Weekly

Joe Yorke’s ten-track album for Bristol’s Rhythm Steady brings together roots reggae, dub and soul. “Alone on Mars” opens the record, while “Moonshine” brings in Pupajim. An album to put on from the beginning and let play through.

The title alone deserves a mention. Donnay Soldier’s three-tracker for Bristol’s Ridonkulous Records runs from “Dancing On My Own” through “Pretty Green” to “Kidz In The Dark”.

Five cuts from Bristol’s Kit, opening with the title track and closing with “Hyperdrive”. Start with “Broadway Funk” if you’re picking one track to try first.

JG Torriset’s five piano pieces take in the two-part “Aleutia”, “Conversations in Croatian”, “Nocturne” and “Homage a Formenti”. A quieter turn in a week full of bass records.

Bristol producer Klinical teams up with Olivia Rose on “Outside Freezing”, paired with “I’ll Be”. It’s a two-track preview of Klinical’s debut album EDEN, due 20 November.

Bristol label Hardcore Energy puts out five tracks from KRYM, with “This Is Hardcore” up front and “Junglist” among the cuts. One for the rave end of this week’s selection.