Running Touch Signs

After making a striking entrance into 2020 winning an APRA award for Most Played Dance Work and teasing his forthcoming debut album with 'Meet Me', now commences the beginning of a new era for Running Touch with 'Signs', a song that gives the Melbourne musician the opportunity to refocus on the art that drives his passion for creation.

'Signs' veers away from his more typically electronic-infused sound and a gaze into the work that defined his earlier entrance into music, falling into an indie-pop-rock realm – as a key member and founder of Ocean Grove, specifically – brought forward into the future, showing how he's evolved throughout his career both musically and personally. 

The single arrives with the very first instalment of the Post Modern Collective Sessions, a series of instrument-focused videos to be launched throughout Running Touch's forthcoming album release that draws focus to the musicality of his often-production-heavy projects. 

The first instalment – featuring Ocean Grove's Sam Bassal, Northlane's Nic Pettersen and Crooked Colours' Lampy – brings together some of Running Touch's music friends and collaborators in the process, which hopes to create a sense of community amongst like-minded musicians and the fans that underpin their success as musicians and not just artists or band members.