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Eric Prydz

Eric Prydz

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Oct 28, 2026

PaulinaHOST
4:26
Alice in Wonderland is going to have a B2B with Tiffany Day.
PaulinaHOST
4:29
And then Eric Pridz playing under the alias of Cyrus D is going to be playing a B2B with Boris Brescia.
PaulinaHOST
4:38
So obviously Ultra Music Festival, if you're in the EDM scene, you know this, but if you're not in the EDM scene, it really is crazy.
PaulinaHOST
4:44
one of the biggest, most well-known electronic music festivals, not just in the U.S., but globally.
D6HOST
48:12
I've not played this one anywhere, and it's sat in a playlist for quite a few years now.
D6HOST
48:17
It's the New Cries mashup of Giuseppe Ottaviani and Eric Prydz and Till We Meet, First Generate.
D6HOST
48:24
[upbeat music]
Richard BedfordSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:24
[upbeat music][singing] The only thing that carries me on.
Nikki DruceHOST
24:22
Way too long.
CherylHOST
24:22
Call On Me, Eric Prydz, 2004, Humping In The Gym.
Nikki DruceHOST
24:27
Yeah, I was going to say it was the other one that you said when it was Jim and Tonic.
Nikki DruceHOST
24:30
I didn't know if that was the Humping In The Gym.
SamHOST
19:37
"Peanuts" was released as a free download back in 2013, and it's honestly one of the most classic representations of the signature Afrojack beat.
SamHOST
19:45
Then some Citadel, Arbat, and David Guetta's progressive remix of "Somebody That I Used to Know," and the better opus from Eric Prydz, "Opus." I know, I'm sorry, that's incredibly unpopular, but that is my opinion.
SamHOST
19:56
Let's get back into the mix.
SamHOST
19:57
[upbeat music]
Damian GelleGUEST
25:02
Like, the second year was a lot bigger, the one that got 20,000.
Damian GelleGUEST
25:05
The one that got, they had, they had Eric Prydz on the main stage and we paid him 5,000 pounds.
Damian GelleGUEST
25:10
You know, this is sort of-
SteveHOST
25:10
Oh, imagine what you'd be paying him now.

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Damian GelleGUEST
55:33
That lineup was on a Sunday.
Damian GelleGUEST
55:34
I remember it was the humidity was, was like Darwin humidity.
Damian GelleGUEST
55:37
Was Eric Prydz, Basement Jaxx, Sasha, and Jamie Jones.
SteveHOST
55:43
Yeah.
PaulinaHOST
69:03
Even Peggy Gou too, she's very big for the moment too, so it kinda made sense that they were trying to showcase some of those newer big names in EDM.
PaulinaHOST
69:12
Then later, one of their takeaways they said was that Calvin Harris came to play during his rescheduled set, opening with his 2012 Sweet Nothing, and then proceeding to pull dance floor weapons from his own insane arsenal of hits, along with selections from other artists incrude- including Eric Prydz, Fred Again, The Chemical Brothers, and Robert Miles.
PaulinaHOST
69:36
See, I didn't even remember that he played a Fred Again song in his set.
GeraldGUEST
69:40
Yeah.
Samuel SpencerHOST
39:51
It's probably the video that inspired me to make YouTube videos myself.
Samuel SpencerHOST
39:55
Howard Hands TV has a video about Call On Me by Eric Pridz about how... how he alleges that that song is ripped off, has a large section in that video about the Jim Tonic, Jim and Tonic situation.
Samuel SpencerHOST
40:06
Really worth watching.
Samuel SpencerHOST
40:07
Once you've listened to this, of course, sharing is caring, but let me have my share first, you know? This song, speaking of 90s dance classics, features a sample of the 1990s C&C Music Factory icon of dance, gonna make you swear everybody danced now, that a number three hit for C&C Music Factory in December 1990.
MapiuHOST
88:47
Que es este...
César RomeroGUEST
88:48
Eric Prydz.
MapiuHOST
88:49
Eric Prydz.
Pepe CamilHOST
88:49
[tarareando] Iba a decir...
César RomeroGUEST
88:51
Vino a tocar a un lugar, vino a tocar a un lugar que se llama New City Gas, aquí en Montreal, que es un lugar donde traen a los-- un poco más música comercial.
César RomeroGUEST
89:23
¿Si me entiendes?
Pepe CamilHOST
89:23
Efectivamente.
César RomeroGUEST
89:24
[risa] Y obviamente Eric Prydz lo sacó, creo que lo dijo en, en un s-- en su página, creo dijo: "[balbuceo] fui a tocar".
Chris BrennanHOST
72:10
Uh, but yeah, it's coming out in November sometime.
Chris BrennanHOST
72:13
Then we heard a sort of throwback, Pagano, that's originally by Eric Prydz.
Chris BrennanHOST
72:17
It was Marco Bartolucci and Alexandra-- Alexandre Billiard doing that afro edit of Pagano on UML Records.
Chris BrennanHOST
72:29
We also had Sam Allen, Yalla Habibi, and Maddie Minton doing a cover of Hall & Oates, Out of Touch.
Geoff NorcottHOST
15:09
The thank you and the fuck you, I'll do the thank you.
Geoff NorcottHOST
15:11
I went to the Ironworks on Saturday, which is a new dance music venue, uh, near Canning Town, and, uh, I saw Eric Prydz there, and I'll be- I'm, I'm just a huge fan of Eric Prydz, as I mentioned on the Breaking News episode.
Geoff NorcottHOST
15:24
And the venue was amazing.
Geoff NorcottHOST
15:25
You know, it's another one of these daytime places, and the visual element, the sound element, it's done...

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