Elderbrook and Jan Blomqvist Unite on New Single ‘Teardrop’
- Undrtone Blog
- Oct 22
- 2 min read
Two of electronic music’s most distinctive voices, Elderbrook and Jan Blomqvist, have teamed up for a stunning new collaboration. Their single ‘Teardrop’ lands on October 10 through Elderbrook’s imprint Mine Recordings, blending heartfelt songwriting with intricate sound design and the kind of emotional depth both artists are known for.
Opening with haunting vocals and a gently rolling bassline, ‘Teardrop’ unfolds into a euphoric yet introspective journey. It’s a record that balances melancholy and groove in equal measure, inviting listeners into a cinematic world where club energy meets raw vulnerability. Elderbrook’s polished production and soulful tone merge seamlessly with Blomqvist’s trademark melodic flair, resulting in a sound that feels both timeless and forward-thinking.
Best known for his global hit ‘Cola’ with CamelPhat, Elderbrook has carved a path as one of dance music’s most expressive storytellers. With three acclaimed albums and over two billion streams to his name, he continues to define a sound that sits between electronic precision and human emotion. His live shows, from Coachella’s Sahara Stage to Red Rocks Amphitheatre, are a testament to his artistry and energy.
For Jan Blomqvist, the release follows an incredible run of success. A pioneer of vocal-driven melodic techno, he has performed at nearly one thousand shows around the world, from Burning Man to Coachella, while shaping the genre with his live-band performances and collaborations with Ben Böhmer, Oliver Koletzki, and Rodriguez Jr. His label Disconnected has become a creative hub for introspective, melodic electronica, further cementing his position as a key voice in modern electronic music.
Both artists are in the midst of extensive world tours, with upcoming shows across Turkey, Germany, the Netherlands, the UK, the US, and beyond. ‘Teardrop’ adds another landmark moment to both their catalogues, capturing two world-class talents in perfect harmony.
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