Epic 4.0, a visual orgasm

The people of Mashable has made ​​a short documentary which show the behind the scenes of this show of electronic music. Epic 4.0 was held in February this year in the US, starting with Terminal 5 in New York, through Hollywood and San Francisco .

The event has been listed as one of the best live shows of dance music. Eric Prydz Swedish prepared a show with 19 songs from her album Opus, with an amazing lighting, and the use of transparent LED wall, a giant bucket and even holograms.

In the seven minute-long documentary you can see the before and after each show, as well as the bus trip made Prydz from NYC to LA, where states that even in that journey of about 60 hours was working almost all the time in new music. "I do not follow fashion, I do not like to hear what others have taken. I need to make my own journey and tell my story with music that I do," Eric tells a little about his creative process. also adds that never hear the lyrics, but the melodic aspects of vowels, so you can use them as an instrument in their subjects.

The show looks so brutal that even the artist himself says he would like to see the show once as audience, "I have seen videos Yotube and looks impressive." Liam Tomaszewski, creative director of the show, says that "we never knew what was going to play Eric, so we had to work on the fly and figure out what looked best. The fans could come different nights and see a completely different show every time."