Eric Prydz is a Swedish DJ, music producer, and label owner born on July 19, 1976 in Täby, Stockholm County, Sweden. Known for his meticulous production style and unique fusion of house, techno, and progressive sounds, he gained worldwide fame with his 2004 hit "Call on Me", though he has distanced himself from the track artistically. Over the years, Prydz has created a highly respected and multifaceted career using various aliases, including: Pryda (progressive house) Cirez D (techno) Tonja Holma (deep melodic) He is the founder of three influential labels: Pryda Recordings Mouseville Records Pryda Presents Eric is also renowned for his audiovisual live shows, especially EPIC (Eric Prydz In Concert) and HOLO, which combine cutting-edge holograms, 3D visuals, and custom-built LED technology setting a new standard in live electronic music performance. He rarely DJs in traditional club environments, preferring curated shows and major festivals, where he delivers long, carefully crafted sets filled with unreleased material and exclusive edits. Prydz resides in Los Angeles, is notoriously private, and avoids air travel due to a fear of flying a fact that has influenced his touring style over the years. Notable works: Albums: "Opus" (2016), hailed as a progressive masterpiece. Tracks: "Generate", "Every Day", "Pjanoo", and countless underground releases under his aliases. Eric Prydz remains a highly respected figure in the global electronic scene for his artistry, authenticity, and innovation.