Swedish House Mafia anthem ‘Save The World’ turns 9 years old
Back in 2011, the Swedish House Mafia came to 'save the world' with their track of the same name, and ironically, helped to save dance music in the process. Alongside acts like David Guetta, Avicii, and Calvin Harris, the Swedes were responsible for catapulting electronic music (or 'EDM' as it was soon coined), from underground clubs and those in the
Swedish House Mafia to drop new merchandise today
The return of Swedish House Mafia is now in full swing following a three-day headline stint at the Tele2 Arena in Stockholm and multiple festival sets across the world but new sets and music isn't all that the Swedes have gifted to us. Following the Sweden shows, a new merchandise range was launched. Fitting the theme of the minimalist designs
Sullivan King – Save The World
Since the clock chimed on the new year, the electronic dance music scene has been inundated with plenty of new music as genre-dominating artists continue to churn out track after track. This tide of musical goodies has kept We Rave You's releases+ page a busy one and with each passing day, we're never too sure what we are going to hear
Live: Steve Angello taking over Tomorrowland’s phenomenal mainstage
Catch all the action from Tomorrowland right here at We Rave You, as we share some of the highlight sets to watch LIVE via Tomorrowland's official streaming site. Coming live from Boom, Belgium, is the legend himself: Mr. Steve Angello. Electronic music pioneer, Swedish House Mafia member, and all-round music icon, Steve's set will come packed with bangers, old and new.
Swedish House Mafia’s immortal record ‘Save The World’ celebrates 7 years
Only a few songs across electronic music manage to compete with the power of "Save The World". In retrospect, the truly iconic value of the Grammy nominated, number-one single has become the anthem of a generation and captures the sentiments of what was the newly reborn House music scene. The single was released during the epitome of the Swedish House
The Phoenix Rises: How Swedish House Mafia became the first and last rock stars of EDM
The recent return of iconic trio Swedish House Mafia marked not just a seminal moment in dance music history, but also the reunion of the first ever act to have elevated themselves above the pantheons of a 'DJ' or 'Producer' tag. Since their inception a decade or so ago, the names Axwell, Steve Angello, and Sebastian Ingrosso have steadily grown
Axwell: “Swedish House Mafia is back for life”
Ineffable. If there could ever be a word to try and describe what happened at this year's Ultra Music Festival, that might be it. For the first time in 5 years, the legendary Swedish House Mafia have returned. The tears were flowing, people's hearts were glowing, and the energy felt amongst the whole dance music community was nothing but sheer
Swedish House Mafia’s “Save the World” turns 6 years old today
Swedish House Mafia is notorious for being three of electronic dance music's biggest legends. With Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Steve Angello making up one of the most prominent groups in history, the trio has collectively dominated the festival and club scene and has presented numerous game-changing records throughout their career. Between their studio albums 'Until One' and 'Until Now', Swedish House
5 years ago today, Swedish House Mafia released the legendary “Save The World”
Whether you love them or hate them, no one can deny the impact that the Swedish House Mafia has had on modern day dance music. At a time when dance music was making a huge mainstream revival, they cemented the genre as part of popular culture with tracks such as One and Antidote having a massive effect on bridging the gap between dance