Jeremy Olander
Jeremy Olander is a Stockholm-based DJ and producer, born Jeremy Bertil Ölander, whose sound spans progressive house, melodic house and techno, and who also releases darker underground techno under the alias Dhillon. Active since 2009, he became in 2011 the first artist to sign a multi-release deal with Pryda Friends, the label founded by Eric Prydz, one of his key musical influences, and his 2013 release "Let Me Feel" reached number 10 on Beatport's overall Top 100 chart.
In 2014 he became the first outside artist to release on Prydz's main label, Pryda Recordings, with an EP that hit number 1 on Beatport's overall chart, unseating Aphex Twin and holding the spot for ten days. That same year he performed at Prydz's EPIC 3.0 show at Madison Square Garden and debuted his Dhillon project, built for Adam Beyer's Drumcode label, with a first show at Sound Nightclub in Los Angeles.
In 2015 he launched his own label, Vivrant, giving him a platform independent of Pryda Friends for his progressive and melodic house productions. He has produced remixes for Tove Lo, Digitalism and Dosem, among others, and continues to tour behind both his Jeremy Olander and Dhillon identities.