BRISTOL MUSIC WEEKLY
New Releases (14 Feb 26 - 20 Feb 26)
Each Friday we round up the freshest sounds from Bristol’s buzzing scene. From boundary-pushing underground acts to chart-ready anthems, discover the tracks and albums making waves this week. Dive in below and explore what’s new.
Bristol Music Weekly
14 FEB – 20 FEB 2026
Forget the flowers. Bristol spent the week in the pit, on the rig, and deep in the low end.
Tonight’s Highlight
SuperSeed @ The Royal Oak
Local hard rock titans SuperSeed take their high-voltage show to The Royal Oak in Bath tonight. Joined by Stickler, expect a night of unapologetic punk ’n’ roll energy and the kind of volume that leaves the room smoking.
Streaming Drops
Samba, Rochy Romero & Sam Binga – “Broody”
UK bass energy fused with slick vocal delivery and serious groove pressure. This one balances bounce, weight and melodic pull in a way that feels instantly built for movement.
Moekel
“In the Dark”
A deep, immersive electronic cut with brooding atmospherics and a steady sense of momentum.
HIJINX
“Mumble”
Dark, rolling and tightly engineered, with heavyweight low-end and no wasted space.
Jman & Burland
“Count Blessings”
A roots-infused D&B release built on conscious lyricism and a smooth, rolling groove.
Fred V & WHAT EVA
“Horizon”
Polished, melodic D&B with emotive vocal layering and crossover shine.
Koax
“Airlock”
Moody and minimal, blending atmosphere with subtle tension and a clean sense of control.
Izzy Tucker
“Siren Song”
Melodic and emotionally charged, balancing vulnerability with crisp pop polish.
Guerrilla Kerby & leo sierra
“Mighty Boosh”
A playful, groove-driven collaboration with plenty of bounce and a loose-limbed feel.
Drone
“False 9”
Stripped-back and rhythmic, balancing minimal structure with forward motion.
D’Cypher
“Luv Me”
Dark and bass-led, sitting firmly in Bristol’s heavier electronic lane.
Bandcamp & Independent
Alta – “L.O.V.E”
Warm bass textures, psychedelic undertones and a rolling rhythmic pull make this one land with serious atmosphere. A strong independent highlight with depth, colour and space built into it.
Dr Dubplate & Makenzi
“Drop It”
A punchy, club-ready UKG roller with crisp percussion and direct dancefloor intent.
Kemikali
“As Above, So Below”
Deep, textured electronics unfolding with patience, tension and a steady sense of immersion.
Re:growth & Teej
“Juxtapose (Azotix Remix)”
A sharp-edged D&B remix adding grit, punch and a more aggressive rhythmic snap.
Caru
“Start This Shit”
Bold, energetic and club-focused — all drums, pressure and straight-ahead attitude.
A.Wild
“?IC”
Experimental and groove-conscious club music with minimal punch and plenty of low-lit tension.
georg-i & Older Brother
“Warm Skin (Remixes)”
A remix package with distinct flavours ranging from atmospheric drift to more club-driven pressure.
Flickers from the Fen
“Stoned in Gielinor III”
Left-field ambient textures with playful conceptual framing and a nicely strange sense of space.
Gig Radar
DEEP MEDi x RC1 @ Trinity
Prepare for total system weight. The legendary DEEP MEDi crew meets the might of the RC1 Sound System at Trinity — one of those line-ups that feels historic before the first tune even drops.
Rewind
Declan McKenna @ SWX
A masterclass in high-energy indie-pop showmanship — visually sharp, musically tight, and built to lift the room.
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