According to the concert organizers, he feels remarkably comfortable in any genre he explores as he continuously develops his musical sound. Combining influences from country, soul, rock, and gospel, Elderbrook is also a classically trained master of the piano and guitar. His production technique is based on a simple principle – "to create something unheard of before."

Elderbrook gained worldwide fame in 2017 when he collaborated with Camelphat to release the global hit "Cola," which became a dance music hit in the U.S. and an indie hit at the top of the UK music charts, earning the artist Grammy and Ivor Novello nominations.

Currently, Elderbrook is an internationally recognized artist with two studio albums, over 1.5 billion streams worldwide, impressive live performances, several fan-favorite solo tracks, and numerous significant collaborations. He has toured internationally with Jungle, Rüfüs Du Sol, and ODESZA and has collaborated with Camelphat, Diplo, Bob Moses, and Black Coffee.

His relentless growth and tireless pursuit of new musical sounds have secured Elderbrook's reputation as one of the most dynamic and productive electronic music artists on the international music scene, writes Grieta Sīpola, a representative of "Positivus Music.”

Elderbrook is no stranger to the Latvian audience – his energetic and emotionally charged performance at the 2019 "Positivus" festival delighted thousands of electronic music fans. This fall, the artist will return to Riga with even greater energy to thrill his fans in a solo concert, featuring well-known hits and possibly a live performance of his latest musical work – the album "Another Touch," set to be released on October 25th of this year.