Elderbrook

About

Elderbrook, the moniker of Alexander Kotz, is a British singer, songwriter, and producer whose music is a masterful blend of soulful introspection and electronic innovation. With a voice that oscillates between haunting vulnerability and uplifting warmth, Elderbrook crafts soundscapes that defy easy categorization, weaving together elements of indie-electronica, house, and pop. His breakout moment came with the Grammy-nominated collaboration "Cola" with CamelPhat, a track that became a global dancefloor anthem and cemented his place in the electronic music scene. Since then, Elderbrook has carved out a unique artistic identity, blending introspective lyricism with lush, groove-driven production. His debut album, *Why Do We Shake in the Cold?*, released in 2020, showcased his ability to balance emotional depth with infectious rhythms, earning critical acclaim and a devoted fanbase. Tracks like "Something About You" and "Numb" highlight his knack for pairing personal storytelling with universal appeal. Elderbrook’s cultural impact lies in his ability to bridge the gap between the introspective and the euphoric, creating music that resonates both in intimate settings and on festival stages. His collaborations with artists like Rudimental, Diplo, and Bob Moses further underscore his versatility and influence. Currently, Elderbrook continues to push boundaries, with recent releases like "Howl" and "I’ll Be Around" hinting at an evolving sound that remains rooted in his signature emotional authenticity.