by A Collaborative Vision in Progressive House
Matt Pridgyn and Amél have officially unveiled their latest single, “Do It All Again,” released on April 10, 2026, via ARTHAUS. The track, which features a standout vocal performance from Jordan Grace, serves as a testament to the power of patience and meticulous songwriting in the modern House music landscape. By blending melodic toplines with organic acoustic textures, the duo has crafted a record that prioritizes long-form development over the fleeting trends often found in today’s electronic circuit.
The collaboration traces its roots back to late 2023, following an introduction facilitated by Afrojack. Both artists approached the project with a shared commitment to narrative-driven composition, ensuring that the arrangement supported the emotional weight of the lyrics rather than simply serving the dance floor.
The Creative Process Behind the Sound
“Do It All Again” is defined by its structural depth. Jordan Grace’s topline acts as the anchor, guiding the listener through a journey that balances high-energy electronic production with more intimate, pop-leaning sensibilities. This deliberate shift away from purely electronic arrangements is a hallmark of the artists’ evolving sound.
“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 echoes this sentiment, noting that the track represents a departure from standard dance music tropes. “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,” he explains.
Rising Stars in the Global Electronic Scene
Both Matt Pridgyn and Amél are rapidly establishing themselves as vital voices in the music collaboration space. Amél’s ongoing work with Wall Recordings continues to integrate him into elite production networks, while Pridgyn’s recent credits alongside industry titans like Martin Garrix and David Guetta highlight his growing influence. As they continue to refine their craft, “Do It All Again” stands as a clear indicator of their potential to shape the future of progressive house, marking them as artists to watch closely throughout the coming year.
