Camelphat & Elderbrook Вђcolaвђ™ Apr 2026
According to Elderbrook, the story describes a bouncer giving an intoxicated woman a bottle of Coca-Cola to help her sober up , but she is so far gone she believes she is drinking a Rum and Coke.
While the artists intended it as a snapshot of messy nightlife, some critics and listeners have interpreted the line "she sips a Coca-Cola, she can't tell the difference yet" as a darker reference to a spiked drink , leading to significant debate upon its release. Notable Remixes
"Cola" is a 2017 breakout tech-house track by the British duo and singer-songwriter Elderbrook . Released on Defected Records , it transformed from an underground Ibiza anthem into a global mainstream hit, eventually becoming the most-streamed record in the label's history. Key Facts and Production Release Date: June 17, 2017. Genre: Dance/House (specifically tech-house at 122 BPM). Camelphat & Elderbrook вЂCola’
Nominated for Best Dance Recording at the 2018 Grammy Awards and Best Contemporary Song at the Ivor Novello Awards. Lyric Meaning and Controversy
Elderbrook wrote the lyrics on his phone and recorded the vocals in a single three-hour studio session . According to Elderbrook, the story describes a bouncer
A radio-friendly version that helped the track crossover to mainstream airwaves.
Watch the official music video for 'Cola', which captures the high-energy nightlife vibe of the track: CamelPhat & Elderbrook - Cola Eton Messy YouTube• Jun 29, 2017 Released on Defected Records , it transformed from
Written and produced by Dave Whelan and Mike Di Scala (CamelPhat) with Alexander Kotz (Elderbrook).
