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Elderbrook
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Elderbrook

Elderbrook is a house artist from United Kingdom formed in 2010. 105 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.

House · United Kingdom · Best house albums

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105
Releases
2015–2026
Active years
2010
Formed

Discography

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Talking cover4.0

Most popular

Talking

2017 · 7 tracks

Singles & EPs

95

Appears on

2

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Featured tracks

2

Videos

1

Collaborators

6

Upcoming shows

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Past shows

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Elderbrook at a glance

Born in
London
From
United Kingdom
Active since
2015
Labels
Parlophone

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About

Alexander Kotz started out playing in an indie band while he was just a teenager. Later he put his guitar skills to use as a singer/songwriter. When that didn't gel, he tried hip-hop before finally finding his niche as an electronic musician while studying in Bath, England. Thus Elderbrook was born. Combining a little of Alt-J's weirdness and Disclosure's groove-hook savvy, he scored an underground hit with the Andhim remix of "How Many Times," from his first EP Simmer Down. Released in late 2014 on Rudimental's Black Butter Records, it showcased Elderbrook's sound with three songs and a couple remixes. He extracted sounds from everyday life (ice cracking, voices, things falling) and distorted them into the vacuum of his song space, creating a zero-gravity atmosphere cut with deep beats. His second EP, Travel Slow, was released in August 2015.

Elderbrook in brief

How many Elderbrook releases are on Riffiter?
105 releases are catalogued, spanning 2015 to 2026.
When was Elderbrook formed?
Elderbrook formed in 2010, in United Kingdom.
What genre is Elderbrook?
Elderbrook is catalogued under House.
What is the most recent Elderbrook release on Riffiter?
Never Get Enough, released in 2026.

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