Come Back For Me

iOTA in Lazarus for The Production Company

iOTA Reworks ‘Come Back For Me’ For New Album Hours Disappear

by Paul Cashmere

iOTA has released a new acoustic version of Come Back For Me ahead of Hours Disappear, his first studio album in a decade, due September 25.

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