“We made more songs in the past two years than we did in the 20 years before that, which is incredible,” said Angello. Known for being perfectionists and their slow pace of recording, the pandemic gave them the time they needed as they worked in their studio in Sweden. The anticipation has been building since the three announced their reunion at a surprise set at Ultra Music Festival in Miami in 2018, but behind the scenes it was a years-long process of getting a new label, new management and new music. With hits like “Don’t You Worry Child” and “Save The World,” they were the first DJ act to sell out Madison Square Garden and got top billing at Coachella, where they will return in 2022. “I think time was the best thing that could happen to us,” Angello told The Associated Press in an interview from Stockholm. It's a long awaited return for the DJs - Steve Angello, Axwell and Sebastian Ingrosso - who announced their breakup in 2012 after reaching heights that few other DJs had and leading a wave of interest in EDM music with their grandiose live shows. The trio dropped a new song and music video on Friday, melding their thumping, body-rocking beats with The Weeknd's dark cinematic vocals on “Moth To a Flame.” It comes as they are announcing a 44-date arena world tour in 2022 with stops in Miami, Las Vegas, Houston, Toronto, London, Paris and Madrid. (AP) - DJ supergroup Swedish House Mafia, known for bringing house music to the masses with their arena shows, are ready to turn the crowd up with a new collaboration with The Weeknd and a global tour on the horizon. We hope you and yours are staying healthy during these trying times.NASHVILLE, Tenn. Though we aim to briefly deceive, our aim is not to anger or inflame any pre-existing issues, but to flip the script and examine a world where the inconceivable thrives. We know right now that everyone is hurting, and #NoAprilFools is even trending, but we felt that to not bring levity and laughter to an otherwise very grim period in our lives wouldn’t be in line with how we do things. You can get it here.ĭisclaimer: Happy April Fool’s.
To anyone who didn’t follow the group, the tweet might have seemed innocuous but the implicit meaning was clear to fans.Īs a farewell to fans, Swedish House Mafia have released a final batch of merchandise. Rather than the group’s iconic three black circle logo, he shared an image of three, empty white circles. We had such high hopes for this reunion, but in the end, we just couldn’t fulfill every fan’s wish and so feel it’s easier now to just hang it all up and end on a high note.”Īngello was the first to indicate the change was coming on Twitter. “We believe we’ve exhausted everything this group has to offer and we’re saying our goodbyes for a final time (again) now.”Īxwell added, “This pains us more than you can understand.
“We would have loved to do a final tour once again, but the timing just couldn’t be worse,” said Angello. Though fans have been waiting on new content from the trio, they will have to wait even longer now as Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Steve Angello have once again announced they’re breaking up. It’s been two years since Swedish House Mafia reunited again on Ultra Music Festival’s main stage to close out the festival on Sunday night.
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