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Enigmatic producer and Ocean Grove OG Running Touch has just dropped a brand-new single Signs as part of an announcement of the Post Modern Collective Sessions—a video series showcasing the musical side of his production projects.
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Signs brings us back to a more organic version of Running Touch, now known for producing electronic dance (EDM) tracks. Running Touch stated that he’s “looking to refocus on what initially drove his creativity and showcase his evolution through his musical career and personal journey.”
Running Touch has also dropped the first installment of his brand-new project, The Post Modern Collective Sessions, which is set to bring together his music friends and different influences in the industry. Having such an influence on the Australian music scene for so long, we can expect Running Touch to include some super talented people on the series.
Post Modern Collective features some absolute kingpins in the Aussie music scene—Ocean Grove’s Sam Bassal, Northlane’s Nic Pettersen and Crooked Colours’ Lampy. It also carries a live drum performance of Signs, which a change from his usual production-heavy fare.
Running Touch has made a name for himself both locally and internationally. He boasts not only massive radio play, tonnes of streams and headline tours and festivals, but he has a reputation for putting on an absolute cracker of a live show, using different media formats to elevate his music and performance. He’s also a long-time collaborator and friend of Melbourne’s Ocean Grove, being one of their founding members. He still contributes to their songwriting and performs on recorded and live material.
Signs and the Post Modern Collective Sessions performances are available to watch and stream now.
