Elderbrook

Alexander Kotz, professionally known as Elderbrook, is a British musician, songwriter, producer, and DJ recognized for his seamless blend of electronic music with soulful, emotive vocals. Emerging from London’s vibrant music scene, Elderbrook first gained attention in 2015 with his debut EP featuring the standout track "How Many Times." His global breakthrough arrived in 2017 when he co-wrote and performed on CamelPhat’s Grammy-nominated hit "Cola," which dominated dance charts and clubs worldwide.

Building on this success, Elderbrook continued to evolve his sound, releasing a string of acclaimed solo singles and collaborations with industry heavyweights such as Rudimental, Clean Bandit, and Diplo. His unique approach—fusing elements of house, pop, indie, and R&B—culminated in his 2020 debut album *Why Do We Shake in the Cold?*, praised for its introspective songwriting and innovative production.

Elderbrook’s live performances are notable for their engaging energy, often combining live vocals and instrumental setups with electronic elements to create immersive experiences. He has toured extensively across Europe, North America, and beyond, becoming a festival favorite. With critical acclaim and commercial success, Elderbrook has established himself as a leading figure in contemporary electronic music, continuously pushing genre boundaries and exploring new sonic landscapes.