The Swedish EDM superstar is set to make his India debut at the festival
Prydz initially shot to fame thanks to the insanely viral 2004 track “Call On Me” and is credited with the creation of the “Pryda Snare” ”“ a production technique that has been used by other EDM biggies like Martin Garrix, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, and more. His debut studio album Opus which released in February this year made waves with its refreshing use of power-packed, Eighties-esque synth.
Prydz’s India debut will also likely aid Supersonic’s recent relocation from Goa to Pune; while initially there was protest online about the move, fans are now gearing up to travel from all across India and nearby countries in Asia for a rare chance to see Prydz live. “It has been a virtual coup for us at Vh1 Supersonic to bring Eric to India,” said Saugato Bhowmik, Head, LIVE Viacom18 and Consumer Products. “I can assure our Superfans that it does not get any bigger than this in the international dance music scene.”
Check out Eric Prydz’s track “Generate” from Opus below:
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