Progressive House

Pryda is an alias of the Swedish musician Eric Prydz. Other aliases used by Prydz include Cirez D, Moo and Sheridan. Pryda's music has been released under the labels Pryda Recordings, Pryda and Pryda Friends.
The music released by Pryda falls into a variety of electronic-music sub genres, most notably house (Including electro house and tech house).

DJ & producer Adam Cooper is no stranger to playing the biggest clubs and dance floors of the world, headlining at venues such as Ministry of Sound, Zouk, Stereolab, Rootz, Supperclub, DeJa Vu, all while holding down his residency at the well acclaimed twentyone in Kuala Lumpur. Adam's sets are full of big-room rocking energy, incorporating a wide variety of dance music genres such as House, Progressive House and Electro in his sets and moving seamlessly from one to the other.

James’ sets are defined by their eclectic nature – from breakbeat to tech house via prog and electro, there is too much good music out there to be constrained to one genre! They are also defined by their use of technology to blend the genres together into a seamless mix of multifaceted mayhem. From the early influences of his parents’ record and tape collection to the rock he listened to as a teenager, a few events started to shape the evolution of his tastes to today, starting with discovering the seminal Chemical Brothers album “Surrender” leading to an immersion in electronic music...

Of all the exciting new electro sounds coming out of the East these days - Swanky Tunes ranks among the most noteworthy. The group formed in 1998, experimenting with different electronic stylings in pursuit of their own sound. At first, there were techno sounds mixed with vintage synthesizers. Then the group moved into a distinctly big-beat influenced sound. These days, hints of the French-house scene, early Depeche Mode, electro-80's, and the contemporary electro-house movement are all finding their way into the mix.