Bands & artists like Eric Prydz

If you like Eric Prydz, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

Artists to try next

deadmau5

deadmau5

Guide

Known for his intricate progressive house tracks, Deadmau5 shares a similar approach to melodic builds and expansive synth soundscapes.

complextro electro house electronica
Sasha

Sasha

A pioneer of progressive house, Sasha's music features deep grooves and atmospheric elements that create a captivating journey similar to Prydz's style.

pop music
John Digweed

John Digweed

With his deep progressive house roots, Digweed's tracks often incorporate long, evolving builds and lush synths that resonate with Prydz fans.

house music
Above & Beyond

Above & Beyond

Their blend of uplifting melodies and emotional vocals in progressive trance aligns closely with the euphoric releases found in Prydz's productions.

trance
Lane 8

Lane 8

Lane 8's atmospheric house tracks are characterized by smooth transitions and rich synth textures, echoing the sonic landscape of Prydz.

deep house
Nicolas Jaar

Nicolas Jaar

Jaar's experimental approach to electronic music incorporates rich textures and innovative builds that can appeal to fans of Prydz’s sound.

ambient music dance music downtempo
Kaskade

Kaskade

Kaskade's ability to blend house beats with melodic elements creates euphoric moments reminiscent of Eric Prydz’s signature style.

house music
Paul van Dyk

Paul van Dyk

Guide

As a key figure in the trance scene, van Dyk's epic soundscapes and emotional climaxes resonate with the euphoric elements found in Prydz’s music.

electro house progressive house progressive trance

Common questions

Who sounds like Eric Prydz?

Artists similar to Eric Prydz include deadmau5, Sasha, John Digweed and Above & Beyond. Each shares elements of Eric Prydz's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Eric Prydz?

Eric Prydz is primarily known for house, progressive house and tech house. Rhythmic builds intertwine with expansive synths, creating a gradual tension that culminates in euphoric release.

Where should I start if I like Eric Prydz?

If you enjoy Eric Prydz, start with deadmau5 — their album "At Play" is a great entry point. Known for his intricate progressive house tracks, Deadmau5 shares a similar approach to melodic builds and expansive synth soundscapes.