Elderbrook’s “Never Get Enough” Reaches for That Electric Feeling Again
Elderbrook has a new release on the radar, and this time the invitation is to chase a feeling: that little charge of electricity you remember long after the moment has passed. “Never Get Enough,” released September 8, 2026, is out now on Counter Records.
According to his official release announcement, the single brings in Trilogy Group Choir, with production by Elderbrook, Stuart Crichton and Jacob Manson. Elderbrook describes its emotional starting point as remembering a more vivid, wonder-filled time—and wanting to find that spark again. In his words: “More wonder. More spark.” That is a feeling we can certainly get behind here at the Box.
The release also arrives with a music video directed by Wyatt Stromer. The announcement describes choreography and sun-soaked spaces built around two people drawn toward one another, extending the song’s ideas of memory and connection into its visual world.
“Never Get Enough” follows “Staring at the Sun” with Rules and “Is It Over Now?” in Elderbrook’s 2026 run of releases. Listen to the new single here, and find current releases and tour information on his official website.
Why Elderbrook stays on our radar
We have our own very good reason to pay attention. On March 30, 2023, we caught Elderbrook at The Plaza Live in Orlando and danced ourselves into a wonderfully happy state of disrepair. The crowd was electric—the kind of room where the music travels through everyone at once and standing still feels almost unreasonable.
Afterward, he was down to earth and kind enough to take photos with us. An artist who can send a room into orbit and still make time for the people in it? We remember that. Our photograph is a keepsake from that night; the new music is the reason we are checking back in today. Give “Never Get Enough” a place in your listening queue, and keep an eye on the Box for a fuller review.

Featured image: composite of official “Never Get Enough” artwork via Shore Fire Media and our concert photograph from The Plaza Live, March 30, 2023.

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