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Style: Club/Dance, Electro, Euro-Dance, House, Progressive House, Tech-House, Techno, Trance

Decades Active: 00's, 10's, 20's

How to Hire DJ ERIC PRYDZ (pridz) For Your Event!

Mastermind of Progressive House and Visual Spectacles

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Roster: Electronic

Roster: Top 50 DJs

aka: Eric Sheridan Prydz, AxEr, A&P Project, Cirez D, Dukes of Sluca, Groove System, Hardform, Pryda, Moo, Sheridan, Tonja Holma, Fiol Lasse

Born in: Sweden
Based in: Sweden

Hire: Eric Prydz

Eric Sheridan Prydz was born on July 19, 1976, in Täby, Sweden. Growing up in the Stockholm area, he developed an interest in electronic music during his teenage years. He was influenced by the underground techno and house music scenes, which would later shape his signature sound.

Breakthrough with “Call on Me” (2004)

Prydz rose to international fame in 2004 with the release of “Call on Me,” a track that sampled Steve Winwood’s “Valerie.” The song became a massive club hit and topped the UK Singles Chart for five consecutive weeks. While the track brought commercial success, Prydz distanced himself from it, preferring a more underground approach to music.

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Formation of Labels and Musical Evolution

In 2005, Eric Prydz launched his record label Pryda Recordings, which became a home for his progressive house productions under the alias Pryda. He also introduced the Cirez D moniker to explore darker, techno-oriented sounds. His ability to blend melodic house with deep, driving beats solidified his reputation as a versatile and innovative producer.

Iconic Tracks and Progressive House Mastery

Eric Prydz continued to release critically acclaimed tracks such as “Pjanoo” (2008), which became a festival anthem and a staple in DJ sets worldwide. His Pryda productions, including “Melo,” “Muranyi,” and “Allein,” showcased his signature progressive house sound with intricate melodies and euphoric buildups.

HOLO: A Revolution in Live Performance

Beyond his music, Eric Prydz gained recognition for his groundbreaking live shows. His EPIC (Eric Prydz In Concert) series, starting in 2011, introduced large-scale holographic visuals and 3D effects, setting new standards for electronic music performances. In 2018, he took it further with HOLO, a state-of-the-art audiovisual experience featuring massive holograms and stunning visual storytelling.

Reluctance to Fly and Residency in the U.S.

Despite his global fame, Eric Prydz is known for his fear of flying, which has significantly impacted his touring schedule. To accommodate this, he has often relied on transatlantic ship travel and long-term residencies in cities like Los Angeles, where he lived for several years before returning to Europe.

Recent Work and Legacy

Eric Prydz has remained a dominant force in electronic music, releasing projects like “Opus” (2016), an album that featured the epic, slow-building title track that became a fan favorite. His ability to maintain underground credibility while headlining major festivals like Tomorrowland and Ultra Music Festival speaks to his enduring influence.

Conclusion

Eric Prydz is one of electronic music’s most respected artists, known for his meticulous production, innovative performances, and genre-defining tracks. With his multiple aliases and groundbreaking live shows, he continues to shape the future of progressive house and techno.

His discography includes one studio album, one compilation album, three extended plays, eighteen singles, and other releases under various aliases.