ERIC PRYDZ Schallplatten & CDs

Review: 'Pjanoo' is probably deeply lodged into the fabric of most young European ravers' brains, thanks to the track's immense ubiquity as a result of its use in various advertising campaigns and TV shows over the years. It's a sync licenser's dream, to say the least. It's also emblematic of Prydz' distinctive big room house style; immense white noise risers, crossrhythmic synth stabs, ultra-reverby snares on the last beat of the bar. The track was released a whopping 14 years ago in 2008. While not exactly timed well (no-one wants to soundtrack a global financial crash), it certainly doesn't fail to evoke a feeling of 'who remembers!?' Now, on this rerelease by Italian indie Dance On The Beat, come four indelible remixes from fellow dance artists: a weighty pop-drum & bass remix from musical giant High Contrast, a sort of new wavey French dream-house version from Fred Falke, and a more meditative deep tech rendition from Guy J.