Eli Brown has rapidly established himself as an artist of real distinction … Read Full Bio ↴Eli Brown has rapidly established himself as an artist of real distinction in the house world, with his records making an immediate impact upon a flurry of the industry’s biggest names. Having grown up in Bristol, Eli Brown was exposed to a rich array of different musical influences from Jungle to Rave music, form Drum n’ Bass to House. Bristol’s musical heritage has helped define Eli Brown’s sound in an overcrowded House Music scene where he stands out from the rest. His talents have garnered key support from every corner of the dance music spectrum, with the likes of Carl Cox, Green Velvet, Fisher, Claude VonStroke, Black Madonna, Denis Sulta, Calvin Harris & Annie Mac, all endorsing the Bristolian’s productions.

Singled out for his gritty style, Eli Brown’s productions are renowned for their singlary sinister approach, creating twisted dancefloor hits packed with vibrant club-ready energy. Self-taught in both his skills behind the turntable and his powerful production prowess, Eli’s route to stardom was fast-tracked when Skream signed his ‘Can You Feel It/Acid Test’ EP to his ‘Of Unsound Mind’ label.
This debut soon led to his follow up EP, ‘Got The Power/Tech This Out’ in 2017, as well as a collaboration with Skream himself on ‘Lagos’. His 2017 track ‘Sumatra’ - released on Toolroom – proved to be one of the biggest selling tracks of the year, with BBC Radio 1 tastemakers Annie Mac and Monki offering the Brit continued support on the airwaves.

Adding the likes of Green Velvet’s Relief Records, Solardo’s Sola and elrow to his ever-expanding accomplishment list, 2018 saw Eli Brown balance a stacked release schedule with a busy tour diary. He made his first appearance at Miami Music Week, toured to South America including two separate runs in Ecuador & Brazil and also made his debut at iconic London club fabric (a personal highlight for the Bristolian).
Jump forward to 2019 and it’s clear that Eli Brown is showing no signs of slowing down. The UK producer has been on a prolific streak with anthems like ‘Brazil’ (Repopulate Mars), ‘Inside My Head’ (Black Book Records) ‘Our Love’ (Truesoul) and ‘BS48’ (Big Beat) causing damage on the international club circuit. Not to mention debut releases for Ultra Records and Alan Fitzpatrick’s We Are The Brave and Defected. Eli Brown’s recent hit collaboration with Solardo, ‘XTC’, is currently hitting the dizzy heights of daytime Radio 1 after becoming Annie Mac’s ‘Hottest Record In The World’ - Eli Brown’s second hottest record in less than six months!

As the summer of 2019 draws to a close, Eli Brown steps onto the global stage to announce his first world tour, Come Together World Tour, off the back of his Come Together EP (We Are The Brave). Spanning over 3 months, the Come Together World Tour will see Eli Brown reach every corner of the globe, including debut performances in Singapore and Japan as well as highly anticipated returns to Eli Brown strong-holds such as USA, Canada, Brazil & Ibiza.

A raw and caustic talent, Eli Brown continues to cement his reputation as one of dance music’s most innovative and forward-thinking DJ & producers heading into 2019 and beyond.

Come Together
Eli Brown Lyrics

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I feel the time has come for
I feel the time has come for
I feel the time has come for
I feel the time has come for
I feel the time has come for us
I feel the time has come for us
I feel the time has come for us
I feel the time has come for us

I feel the time has come for us to come together
I realized that only we can make it better
I feel the time has come for us to come together
I realized that only we can make it better
I feel the time has come for us to come together
I realized that only we can make it better
I feel the time has come for us to come together
I realized that only we can make it better

We can make it better
We can make it better
We can make it better
We can make it better
We can make it better
We can make it better
We can make it better
We can make it better

Work it out
Just work it out
I just work it out
Work it out
Just work it out
Just work it out
I just work it, just work it, just work it out

I feel the time has come for us to come together
I realized that only we can make it better
I feel the time has come for us to come together
I realized that only we can make it better (work it out)
I feel the time has come for us to come together (I just work it out)
I realized that only we can make it better (just work it out)
I feel the time has come for us to come together
(I just work it, just work it, just work it out)
I realized that only we can make it better

We can make it better
We can make it better
We can make it better
We can make it better
We can make it better
We can make it better
We can make it better
We can make it better

I feel the time has come for us to come together
I realized that only we can make it better

I feel the time has come for us to come together
I realized that only we can make it better (work it out)

Overall Meaning

The repetitive yet powerful lyrics of Eli Brown's song "Come Together" speak to the need for societal or communal unity in making positive change. The lyrics repeat the line "I feel the time has come for us to come together" eight times, emphasizing the urgency of this need. The repetition of the line "We can make it better" serves as a call to action, reminding the listener that it is up to us, as a collective, to bring about change.

The suggestion to "work it out" indicates that this process may not be easy, but it is necessary. The repetition of the line "Just work it out" reinforces this message. The use of the word "realized" suggests that the need for unity may not have been apparent to the singer or others before, but they now understand the necessity of it.

Overall, the song's central message is one of hope and empowerment--that by coming together and working together, we can create positive change in ourselves and in the world around us.

Line by Line Meaning

I feel the time has come for
The singer senses that the present moment is significant

us
The singer is addressing a collective audience

to come together
The singer advocates for unity among the audience

I realized that only we can make it better
The artist recognizes that collective action is necessary for improvement

We can make it better
The artist asserts that the audience has the power and ability to enact change

Work it out
The singer encourages the audience to engage in problem solving

Just work it out
The singer emphasizes the simplicity of problem solving

I just work it out
The artist personally engages in problem solving

(just work it, just work it, just work it out)
The artist continues to stress the importance of taking action

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Sentric Music
Written by: Adam Wiles, Eli Brown, Gavin Harris

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