Playlist of the Week: Elderbrook
Elderbrook
Nov 13, 2024
Fresh off the release of his new 'Another Touch' album, British electronic music phenomenon Elderbrook shares a handful of tracks that sonically resonate with his reflective and elevated dance floor vision for Beatport's Playlist of the Week.
Discovering new music has always been a passion of mine, a chance to explore fresh sounds and share them with the world. There’s something deeply rewarding about supporting emerging artists and shining a light on new tracks. This playlist is a collection of tracks that have truly resonated with me recently.
Within this selection, you’ll find a few songs from my latest album, Another Touch, woven alongside a mix of melodic techno and house that aligns with the project and captures the essence of what I’m drawn to right now. I’ve curated these tracks to bring you into my world, and I hope they offer the same inspiration and excitement they’ve brought me.
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Elderbrook - Shallow Water [Mine Recordings]
This track holds a special place for me—it was one of the first singles I released from 'Another Touch,' and the second song on the album. It really captures that balance of vulnerability and groove that I was aiming for. This track sets the listener up to lose themselves in the sound of this project. It’s a perfect intro to the journey the album takes you on.
Pretty Girl - All Good (Jasper Tygner Remix) [Steel City Dance Discs]
Pretty Girl is a slightly newer artist whose sound I have really been enjoying recently. Jasper Tygner works his magic here, turning “All Good” into a warm, uplifting tune. I love the way he sampled the vocals to give it a more choppy and bouncy feel.
Ourson - Always You [Beyond Rec]
This track fits in right at home on Beyond Rec with soft and soothing melodies yet a driving beat. This track by Ourson is like stepping into a dreamy haze. It’s light and hypnotic, a perfect moment of calm. Definitely a standout for me whenever I want to wind down.
DJ Seinfeld - These Things Will Come To Be [Ninja Tune]
DJ Seinfeld brings his signature nostalgic touch to this track, blending lo-fi beats with warm synths. It’s an effortlessly catchy track with a timeless feel that makes it memorable and versatile in any playlist.
DJ Tennis - Gordon [Running Back]
“Gordon” has all the hallmarks of DJ Tennis’s style: a dark, pulsing bassline and layers of depth that add intrigue. It’s ideal for setting a moody, late-night vibe and works as a powerful anchor in any set.
John Summit - Tears (feat. Paige Cavell) [Experts Only]
“Tears” is a great track. John Summit combines high-energy production with Paige Cavell’s vocals to create something that’s both emotional and made for peak-time energy. Its catchy hook makes it perfect for a crowd-moving moment.
Barry Cant Swim - How It Feels [Ninja Tune]
Barry Can’t Swim has this incredible way of blending jazz influences with electronic grooves, and “How It Feels” is a perfect example. The track has a deep, warm feel that’s sophisticated yet totally danceable—an irresistible blend of groove and smoothness.
Disclosure, Eliza Doolittle - You & Me (Rivo Extended Mix) [UMC]
Rivo’s extended remix gives new life to this Disclosure classic, adding fresh energy with extended breakdowns and an upbeat drive. It has just the right balance of nostalgia and modern punch, making it perfect for lifting the vibe mid-set.
Stereoclip - Day One (Extended Mix) [Armarda Electronic Elements]
“Day One” is a beautifully layered track with a stunning melody and a steady beat, creating a relaxed yet driving feel. Stereoclip has created something great for setting an easygoing mood. The sound design in this track is crafted to perfection.
Elderbrook, George FitzGerald - Glad I Found You [Mine Recordings]
Had to include this one! The first single from the new album, with the incredible George FitzGerald. Playing it for the first time at Red Rocks was a huge moment, and it’s now a firm favorite of mine in the set.
