Elderbrook - Is It Over Now Top Ten [Melodic House & Techno]

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Elderbrook - Is It Over Now? [Melodic House & Techno]

Elderbrook curates a hypnotic "Is It Over Now?" chart, blending his signature electronic soul with the deepest club grooves. Leading the charge is his own introspective single "Is It Over Now?" (Counter Records), a 124 BPM gem in D Major. This selection glides between melodic house anthems from Sultan + Shepard, Lane 8, and Kidnap, while dipping into tougher territories with Joris Voorn's "Machine" and Nina Simone's reimagined "See-Line Woman" by Mochakk. With exclusive heat from CamelPhat, Anish Kumar, and Agustin Giri, this chart is essential for DJs and listeners chasing that emotional, driving dancefloor energy. Whether you're building a sunrise set or a late-night cruise, these 11 tracks are pure ammunition.

Perfect For

Late-Night Drives

With its blend of melodic house, atmospheric vocals, and deep rolling grooves, this chart is made for cruising after dark. Emotional breakdowns and cinematic soundscapes create the perfect soundtrack for quiet highways, city lights, and reflective moments behind the wheel.

Sunset Rooftop Sessions

As the sun dips below the skyline, these tracks provide the ideal balance of warmth and energy. Soulful melodies, organic percussion, and hypnotic rhythms create an elegant atmosphere that's perfect for rooftop gatherings, beach bars, or golden-hour DJ sets.

Getting Ready for a Club Night

Whether you're meeting friends before heading out or setting the mood at home, Elderbrook's selection gradually builds anticipation. From melodic house gems to deeper club cuts, the chart eases listeners into a night of dancing without rushing the journey.

Tracklist

  1. Sultan + Shepard, Shallou – Twilight [This Never Happened]
  2. Full Crate, GAIDAA, Marten Lou – A Storm on a Summers Day (Rework Mix) [TuneCore]
  3. Agustin Giri – Seek (Original Mix) [Rummel]
  4. CamelPhat, Josh Gigante, Kuuda – So Good [When Stars Align]
  5. Elderbrook – Is It Over Now? [Counter Records]
  6. Anish Kumar – Come On, Let's Get It [Platoon]
  7. Joris Voorn, Taylr Renee, Roddy Lima – Machine [Spectrum (NL)]
  8. Nina Simone, Mochakk – See-Line Woman (Mochakk Mix) [Verve]
  9. Kidnap – Tears [Cercle Records]
  10. Lane 8, Davey Havok – Empty Theatre, Pretty Picture [This Never Happened]
  11. CamelPhat, Elderbrook – Cola [Defected]

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Elderbrook is Similar To

CamelPhat: Like Elderbrook, CamelPhat blends melodic house with emotional songwriting and cinematic production. Both artists create records that balance club-ready rhythms with atmospheric textures and memorable vocal performances, making them equally suited for festivals and late-night listening.

Lane 8: Lane 8 shares Elderbrook's ability to craft deeply emotional electronic music built around lush melodies, progressive arrangements, and immersive storytelling. Their productions prioritize atmosphere and feeling while maintaining a steady dancefloor pulse.

Kidnap: Kidnap explores the same melodic house landscape through warm synths, organic instrumentation, and uplifting grooves. Fans of Elderbrook's introspective vocals and sophisticated production will appreciate Kidnap's blend of emotional depth and understated club energy.

Similar Chart

Massano's Beyond Today Chart [ Melodic House & Techno ]

Reason for Selection:

It shares the same Melodic House & Techno foundation, centered on emotive melodies, harmonic synthesis, expansive pads, and cinematic progressions. It’s ideal for golden hour moments and melodic festival sets.