Speculative chaos ensued on July 9 when a first suspicious poster-which waved nothing beyond Swedish House Mafia’s unmistakable three dots and a date of July 16-was spotted in Melbourne, Australia.
If it feels like this all came together in the blink of an eye, it’s because it did. “It Gets Better”-the ID that Swedish House Mafia re-welcomed themselves back into the public eye with during their first reunion show inside Stockholm’s Tele2 arena-has been set free, albeit completely unexpectedly and in an entirely different form than the 2019 version that we’d initially come to know and love.īefore we talk speak any further on the track itself, though, let’s map out how we even got to this point in the last week. In a timetable described as “late 2021,” Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Steve Angello will turn in Paradise Again, the trio’s first full-length, original-only project (excluding Until One and Until Now ) that will include their first productions in almost a decade. After nine painstakingly long years-including what feels like an eternity since their Ultra 2018 reformation- Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Steve Angello have arisen (for good this time), and they didn’t come empty handed, ceding their first piece of new music since 2012’s Grammy-nominated classic, “ Don’t You Worry Child” with John Martin.īut it’s not just new music, it’s the first single from their debut album, which will appear as part of a new label deal through Republic Records. Seeing those words actually written out is legitimately surreal, considering no one was sure this day would ever come after they went their separate ways in 2013.
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