The Touch: Isolation project is one of the best things to emerge from lockdown.  The project began as a means of providing income to furloughed musicians, but quickly developed into a real-time reflection on the COVID-19 crisis.  The first phase is now complete, with 28 tracks representing 3 hours and 28 minutes of field recordings and music.  Most pieces contain a bit of commentary, and Jon Wozencroft‘s photography deserves to be in a chapbook of its own.  When the crisis is over, we’d love to see a boxed set, and knowing Touch’s attention to design, such a thing may indeed take place.