Eric Prydz is making 2026 a standout year for fans.
Following the return of his EPIC Radio after a six-year break in March, the Swedish icon has introduced another major move.
This time, he has launched a brand-new label designed to highlight a brighter and more expressive side of his sound.
For years, Prydz has organized his music across different aliases and labels.
His melodic progressive house productions under Pryda have found a home on Pryda Recordings.
Meanwhile, his darker techno-driven work as Cirez D has been released through Mouseville.
However, his main Eric Prydz releases have often depended on external labels.
For example, Ministry of Sound released NOPUS, while Virgin Records released his album OPUS.
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New Label for More Releases by Eric Prydz
Now, Prydz is changing that structure. He introduced Lycka Recordings during a recent episode of EPIC Radio.
The name, which means happiness in Swedish, reflects a new direction.
Through this label, he plans to gain greater control over his releases under the Eric Prydz name.
This shift feels significant, especially since he has not released new music under that alias since NOPUS in 2020.
Still, many fans believe that he could release the vocal track he premiered at Ultra 2026 next.
This announcement arrives at the right moment.
After a long gap in releases, fans have been waiting for something new.
With Lycka Recordings, Prydz now has the freedom to shape his output without limitations.
In addition, Prydz shared updates about his connection with Swedish House Mafia.
As a founding member, he spoke about reuniting with the group and enjoying the experience.
He hinted that the story is not finished and suggested that more could come in the future.
This statement has sparked speculation.
Fans are now considering several possibilities, including a new collaboration, the release of long-awaited tracks like Bedtime Stories, or even special back-to-back performances.
While nothing is confirmed yet, the outlook remains exciting.
