Touching Bass Announce New Compilation ‘Soon Come’

Errol Anderson and Alex Rita’s beloved Touching Bass collective announces the release of its 22 track compilation album, Soon Come.

Errol Anderson and Alex Rita’s beloved Touching Bass collective announces the release of its 22 track compilation album, Soon Come. The album is a landmark which celebrates the talents of their extensive intercontinental musical community and gives an insight into the wide-spanning sound and feeling of their expanding record label. The record is due for release on the first of July and features tracks from Nala Sinephro, Ego Ella May, Wu-Lu and CDR’s very own The Wach. We can’t wait!

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