TOUCHING BASS PRESENTS: SOON COME - 2024 REPRESS by VARIOUS ARTISTS
| SKU | 123885 |
| Artist | VARIOUS ARTISTS |
| Title | TOUCHING BASS PRESENTS: SOON COME - 2024 REPRESS |
| Label | TOUCHING BASS |
| Catalog # | TB 006 |
| Tag | |
| Release | W 43 - 2024 |
| Format | Vinyl - UK2LP |
| EAN Barcode | 5056321638489 |
| Benelux exclusive, Import | |
| € 32,99 | incl. VAT, excl. shipping |
Tracks
- 10 Point 4 ROG & Brother Portrait - The Lighthouse
- Wu Lu - Gooie
- Hejira - You
- Clever Austin - Hour 40
- Alien & Kuzich - Took My Heart Away
- Ego Ella May - Miss U
- Clever Austin - Pablo's Piano
- KeiyaA - Camille's Daughter
- Nala Sinephro & Lyle Barton - Ada
- Nayiem - Dandelions
- Lori - RoyalPine
- Contour - Common Ground
- Cowrie - Define My Freedom
- Arnheim - Help Me Realise You (feat Emm)
- Melo Zed - Ebodance (feat Mary Cayenne-Elliott)
- Blvck Spvde - Save A Little Seat (feat DJ Harrison)
- The Wach - Dream On Freedom
- AshTreJinkins - Sunshine2Point0
- Ben Hauke - Turn It On
- Leaux - Wabi Sabi
- Eun & Demae - Your Company
- Molinaro - Dis & Dissolve
Description
Errol and Alex Rita’s Touching Bass are proud to present the highly anticipated repress of Soon Come; a landmark compilation celebrating the talents of their now intercontinental musical community and an introduction to the wide-spanning sound and feeling of their growing label. Soon Come is 22 original tracks spread across double 12” vinyl and split between 'day' and 'night', creating exciting connections between music for both the home and the eclectic sounds of their much-loved dancefloor.
" ‘Soon Come’, the new 22 track trans-Atlantic statement of intent by community-based South-London collective Touching Bass, who’ve steadily established themselves among the most important cultural incubators of the city with their club nights, concert series, NTS radio show and imprint over the last six years.
Although often harking back to a time when hiphop and what was then known as neo-soul or nu classic soul (for lack of a better term) was increasingly being infused with jazz and gold dust, ‘Soon Come’ is still very much a product of its time, with one foot on the dance floor, head firmly in the clouds.
Roughly divided into two parts (‘Day’ and ‘Night’) ‘Soon Come’ is the perfect mix of blissed-out downtempo contemporary soul-plus gems and smoked-out bruk- and Detroit house-informed floor steppers in a bunch of assorted flavors.
Bridging the gap between bigger names like Rush Hour Store darling keiyaA, breakout jazz phenomenon Nala Sinephro, Hiatus Kaiyote’s Clever Austin and the ever brilliant Ego Ella May and a wide range of future stars popping up from the leftfield, there’s not a single weak moment on ‘Soon Come’ - it’s all love here. (Rogier)
