Cinematic art, no? I believe the director is a true auteur. Kind of like how Eric Prydz is an autuer. Let's celebrate one of the greatest producers with a semi-dedicated post.
-M
Niton (Club Mix) - Eric Prydz (Golden Banana)
So epic, and I'm such a sucker for this vocal track. Yes, they're cheeeeeeeez, but I can't help but love it.
Niton (Original Mix) - Pryda
Basically the Pryda remix. Everything that makes the above track Eric Prydz, this is Pryda, especially in length.
Illusions (Original Mix) - Pryda (Golden Banana)
The super epic Progressive House that only Pryda can make. He's two steps ahead of the scene at all times.
The End (Original Mix) - Pryda (Silver Banana)
More incredibly epic Progressive House. This one's a bit more relaxed.
Glimma (Original Mix) - Pryda
Great bass sounnd
Vega (Original Mix) - Pryda
The prettiest in the bunch, also somewhat relaxed. It's all about how he gives and takes away, sort of makes him like God.
Now for non Prydz tracks:
Stars On 45 (Olav Basoski Remix) - Stars On 45 (GOOOOOLDEN BANANA)
This has got to be the top Disco House jam out right now. It's like a bigger room version of Barabara Streisand. EVERYONE PLAY THIS!
Lose Control (Johan Wedel Remix) - Deniz Koyu (Silver Banana)
This sounds like a John Dahlback track with how he treats the vocals. It's like a progressive Bangkok.
Can't Sleep (Kill Paris's Dubstep Remix) - Above And Beyond
Dubstep remix of Trance. I'm surprised that this doesn't happen more often, close tempo. The drop is heavy though, not relaxed.
Also, I forgot to add AwB artwork, so if you want to prove to me telepathically that you're the biggest apes fan out there, you'll add it yourself. Nerd.
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