Another week another amazing South London jazz funk soul record, this time from keyman Joe Armon-Jones. An otherworldly mix up spiritual, dub, disco and the galactic corners of jazz and funk.

This debut album, by prodigious keys player, composer and producer Joe Armon-Jones, is buoyant, celebratory and welcoming. With a background in jazz, he draws from influences in dub, hip-hop and soul. Different traditions are infused and commingled together. Soulful brass arrangements are coloured with carefully-tuned atmospherics; individual flashes of brilliance are bound into the albums bigger picture.

Hes part of Londons young, jazz-influenced music scene. Drawn from that same close-knit circle, the album features the likes of Moses Boyd, Nubya Garcia and Oscar Jerome. Its playing with those along with Ezra Collective, which he co-founded, and touring with the likes of Ata Kak and Pharoahe Monch which has honed his playing and grown his ideas.

Its made for a record with an unmistakable depth. He draws on deep musical understanding, making music which is warm and has a feeling of joy. A document of his vision for bringing together his different influences, its also a testament to hard-earned, head-turning musical virtuosity.