by Matt Pridgyn and Amél release “Do It All Again” on April 10, 2026 via ARTHAUS, featuring vocals from Jordan Grace. The progressive house record combines melodic toplines, acoustic elements, and structured songwriting, marking the next addition to Pridgyn’s upcoming EP.
Introduced through Afrojack, the collaboration began in late 2023 when both artists approached the track with a shared focus on composition, vocal narrative, and arrangement, shaping a record built around long-form development.
A Track Shaped Through Process and Collaboration
“Do It All Again” centres on vocal-led songwriting and progressive arrangement, with Jordan Grace’s topline guiding the track’s structure. The production integrates electronic elements with acoustic textures, creating a layered composition that moves between melodic passages and controlled builds.
“Do It All Again has been one of those records that stuck with me for a while. I first wrote the song back near the end of 2023, and it always felt like one of those records that could become something special. After many versions and sharing it with a few people I trust, the song eventually found its way to Amél and became the collaboration it is today. It’s a reminder to me that sometimes it’s ok if a great song doesn’t happen in a few days,” says Pridgyn.
Amél adds, “This song, from the structure to the lyrics and the writing behind it, is a lot deeper than many of the current dance songs being put out. There’s a lot more storytelling behind it; we added more pop elements and acoustic touches, taking it away from the full electronic circuit.”
Two Progressive House Artists to Watch
Matt Pridgyn and Amél continue to expand their presence through collaborations, releases, and international exposure. Amél’s ongoing work with Wall Recordings connects him to established production networks, while Pridgyn’s recent credits alongside Martin Garrix and David Guetta reflect growing alignment within the global electronic space.
Together, Matt Pridgyn and Amél are part of a new generation of progressive house artists shaping what comes next, with each release reinforcing their position as names worth tracking closely.
