Millbrook embodies what it means to be an artist in the modern day, with the twenty-something Berlin based producer taking influence from the wider European drum & bass scene to carve a path for himself which has enabled his current accolades. From releasing on Viper, Ram Records, Spearhead and now Elevate, his ascent has been a quick one, handpicked by esteemed label heads such as Friction. But when looking at his vast back catalogue which includes such prestigious labels, as well as support from the likes of Camo & Krooked, Don Diablo, Andy C, Noisia and more, the young producer has showcased talent already through a host of massive platforms. As well as being asked to remix for pivotal figures BCee and Matrix & Futurebound, Millbrook’s repertoire has exploded over recent years - and that’s whilst his second year under the Millbrook alias has been in lockdown. The Luxembourg native laid the foundations of his rise within his hometown, where he went from playing to only a handful of friends to finding himself on the line up at places like London’s seminal club Fabric, becoming a household name for drum & bass fans across Europe. It’s his tracks which has enabled his fan base to continually grow, with music production giving him an outlet to really ex his skillset. Despite having tried several instruments it was the expansive tools of a DAW that helped him to really dive head first into a creative outlet, which shows through the emotiveness and complexity of his sound. With a range of tastemaker support from the likes of Radio 1, UKF and Bassrush, as well as amassing over five million streams on Spotify alone, Millbrook is a contemporary success story. Adding a historic New Zealand tour into the mix this year, as well as
slated releases on both Hospital Records and Deadbeats, Millbrook has pushed through a challenging year and remained at the new era’s helm.
