Seeing the light of day after being stored away in the ‘attic’ over the past decade, episode three of EPIC Radio saw the premiere of a 2002 demo from Swedish Dance pioneers Eric Prydz and Steve Angello entitled ‘Bedtime Stories’. Long before the times of mainstream accumulation and industrious evolution, this old yet significantly fresh production is a positive nod to a time where the music truly was all that mattered.
A funky low-end affair in it’s own respect, ‘Bedtime Stories’ may and should not mirror that of the Swedish heavyweights’ current production values but reigns testament to the fact that their rise to prominence was no overnight manoeuvre all the same. Made up of dotted bass play, deep groves and ultimately a crescendo of caressing synths, it’s safe to say that ‘Bedtime Stories’ would be something of a breath of fresh air amid modern Dance music if it ever were to officially found it’s way out of the ‘attic’.
Sadly, there is currently no info that suggests that this will ever be released.
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manu says:
Lovely track
diogo says:
Pure joy my hears. Needs to b released one day
skrill1x says:
Så jävla bra!!
melfres says:
that bassline!
Marcus says:
House
Turs says:
Riktig jävla house!!
dek0 says:
they should be doing more stuff like that today… back to the good ol’ times
Max B says:
Helt insane!
Paul says:
They already had it all figured out.. and it was only 2002..
Andrei says:
Fantastic sound. Tracks like this was the reason why I started liking electronic music in the first place!
Alfred says:
Vad hände..?
Jane Kostadinoski says:
cool as f*ck
Michael Helfrich says:
THIS TRACK!!! YES!! This is the kinda of stuff that really made me fall in love with EDM no vocals no big drops, JUST GOOD OL HOUSE MUSIC!!!!!!!
ChPh says:
awesome is awesome! Moore please
Tyrion says:
EEEEERIC ALL THE WAY!!!!
frankoo says:
@Tyrion, you clearly haven’t heard Steve’s older productions
grrrrr says:
Fan vad skönt med lite omväxling!
berry good says:
like carl cox like to say
Oh yes Oh yes Oh yes!
f says:
@tyrion, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sIcNka2oEw steve in 2000!!
rebar says:
this is what i want to hear from steve angello, the old stuff.
Tyrion says:
@frankoo@f Didn’t mean to discredit Steve in any way, pardon if it came about that way! Merely showing my love for Erics music thoiugh and for the great producer that he is…
olle says:
2002>2012 any day of the week! (music-wise ofc.)
lks says:
pff what a bad trash…
erik_m says:
THIS IS THAT PROFESSOR SHIT!!!!!
seb says:
<3
Kristian says:
Mmm, takes me back! THIS is what housemusic sounds like – If it aint goin to be released, the guys should give it out for free!
Turs says:
Iks just like you.
David says:
Definately release-worthy!! Fuck this is good
ALDO says:
Eric and Steve, now that would be a modern day classic if it ever got released! Great funky tune…
Dave S. says:
Simply. Amazing.
Bigbrother says:
Damn what a beautiful tune. Eric Prydz the best dj for sure. Pure melodic progressive house track. Hope for a eventual release one day….
Perry says:
This IS HOUSE!
Jan says:
THAT BASSLINE! Oh the memories
Henry says:
god in hell..why can’t they switch back to this style..so wonderful
jack says:
god they used to be so good – what happened??? even that angello tune from 2000 is so funky and soulful. compare that to anything he has made in the last 5 years and it is MENTAL
Max B says:
I promise the bassline is steves. He was amazing with his basslines a few years back. It’s so good.