The last 12 months has seen ELDERBROOK release a string of impressive new music, continuing to cement him as a multi-faceted talent who can effortlessly explore and push boundaries within his genre, centred around exploring themes of human connection. W.D.W.S.I.T.C album follows on from the emotive NUMB and the explosive 2019 RUDIMENTAL collaboration ‘SOMETHING ABOUT YOU’ with the single amassing 50M combined streams, over 11M video views and earning the producer his 2nd#1 at US Dance Radio.

Keeping creative in isolation, the one-to-watch polymath has continued to show his versatility as an artist with his Quarantine Global Livestream Digital Tour surpassing250k views across all platforms; keeping his community entertained live and direct from his own home. Alongside a series of stripped back live streams for CLASH X WATER AID, MENS HEALTH MH FEST which benefitted NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness), his Room Service set for Chill Nation (92k views) and his own Hotel Room sessions (8 sessions, over 270k views across sessions)ELDERBROOK has been slowly teasing moments from his outstanding debut album. Collaborations with Camelphat, Diplo, Black Coffee and Rudimental have earnt him a revered reputation across the board as a live act, multi-instrumentalist, producer and singer/songwriter.

Expect an exemplary debut record that intricately explores themes of identity, emotion and the importance of human connection, presenting ELDERBROOK as a unique artist in the crossover electronic space making emotive, uplifting music with a sensitive storytelling element attached to it. Speaking on the album narrative, he quotes; “This album is about people needing people and human interaction. The title plays on the idea that we shiver in the cold to let other people know that we need them close. That we show we are sad to let others know we need them. Sonically, the album brings my sound back to a more indie/alternative world than I’ve been in a while. Still taking my love of electronic music but mixing it together with music styles I started with and that I’ve always been inspired by.”