GRAMMY-nominated British multi-instrumentalist, producer and singer-songwriter Elderbrook shares his new single ‘Never Get Enough’, a euphoric meditation on memory and the desire to recapture a feeling that once made life seem electric. Listen here.
Written, produced, and sung by Elderbrook, with co-production from Paul Harris and Stuart Crichton, ‘Never Get Enough’ moves both lyrically and sonically from intimate reflection into exhilarating release, mirroring the rush of a memory coming back into focus. The track pulls back before building once more toward a powerful final crescendo, as Elderbrook repeats the hypnotic refrain, “I can never get enough”.
Elderbrook shares, “Once you’ve heard that voice, memory starts creeping back in. You remember what it felt like when life had more electricity. More wonder. More spark. It’s nostalgic, but not in a sentimental way. It’s about recognizing you’ve tasted something bigger before and realizing you want to find it again.”
Accompanying the release is an official music video directed by Wyatt Stromer. Through expressive choreography, the visual follows two people drawn back toward each other as they move through intimate, sun-soaked spaces. The visual echoes the song’s themes of memory and connection, capturing the rush of rediscovering a feeling you thought you’d lost.
‘Never Get Enough’ arrives as Elderbrook continues a major year of new music and touring. The single follows ‘Staring at the Sun’, a meditation on reconnecting with the person you once were, and ‘Is It Over Now?’, a reflective exploration of creative uncertainty and the search for renewed inspiration. Together, the songs capture a period of personal and creative evolution for Elderbrook, pairing introspective songwriting with the expansive electronic production that has become a signature of his sound.
Most recently, Elderbrook’s 2021 collaboration with Bob Moses, ‘Inner Light’, one of his biggest songs to date, was featured as the outro to the new extended trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI. Following the placement, the track surged to #1 on Shazam’s Global Viral Chart, bringing renewed attention to one of Elderbrook’s signature songs and introducing it to a new generation of listeners.
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