Lowe’s full interview with Prydz watch below. I think I would have just held the whole thing back, and I’m so proud of them.” I do think that the best thing that could have happened was what happened, which was Eric was removed and moved to London, because my music and the way that I look at music was quite different from what they liked. I was definitely part of that, and the name Swedish House Mafia was there then. Together the three continue to produce music, both as a band, and with the help of other producers like the renowned Eric Prydz. It was the four of us, we all grew up together in Stockholm, we were best friends, inseparable, all with studios in the same area making this new type of electro house – or whatever it was – and really pushing each other, and inspiring each other. “I was there at the start, but I think the Swedish House Mafia then was something totally different from what it became when Steve, Axwell and decided to really take that project on. In conversation with Prydz, Zane Lowe of Beats 1 referred to the Swedish DJ/producer as a founding member of the group. I’m not part of the collective known as the Swedish House Mafia, said Eric Prydz in an interview with InTheMix.

In recent interview, progressive house mag talks about his relationship with the boys( Axwell, Steve and Sebastian) and how he thinks that leaving SHM was the best thing that could happen to him. Average fan would never think that Eric Prydz use to be part of the Swedish House Mafia! With their styles being so different from each other, this news comes as a bit of a shock.

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