The follow-up to Until One, titled Until Now, was released in 2012. "One" and "Miami 2 Ibiza" were certified septuple and quintuple platinum in Sweden by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI). Until One, a compilation album containing both their own material and mixes of songs by other artists, peaked at number 13 in Sweden and in the top ten of the album charts of The Netherlands and the Flanders region of Belgium: two singles, " One" and " Miami 2 Ibiza", both attained chart success across Europe, with the former topping the Dutch Top 40 and the latter reaching the top five of the Flanders, Irish and United Kingdom singles charts. The group itself rose to prominence after performing a DJ set at the Cream Amnesia nightclub in Ibiza in 2008, and were later signed by record label EMI in 2010. The trio formed during the mid-2000s whilst touring together and assisting each other in music production, and recorded and released the single " Leave the World Behind" in 2009, although all were assigned individual artist credits for the song. Swedish progressive house supergroup Swedish House Mafia have released two compilation albums, two live albums, two EPs, nine singles, and nine music videos. Watch the video for ‘It Gets Better’ below.Swedish House Mafia at Pacha Group, Ibiza in 2011 You can listen to Swedish House Mafia’s interview with Zane Lowe here. We have done amazing things together, but this is like we made a baby together. And now we have the best two years together. First of all, we missed each other, then we missed the fans and we wanted to hang out together. Speaking to Lowe about the reunion, Sebastian Ingrosso said: “We missed each other. The trio toured in 2019, and began teasing new music earlier this year with some cryptic studio footage. Swedish House Mafia initially disbanded in 2013, before reforming for an unannounced headline set at Ultra Miami in 2018. And we have something that we love and we feel is super unique and especially unique to us and something that we stand for. So just went in there and just dove and discovered and tweaked the synths. The only positive thing about the pandemic was we got the year. SHM’s Steve Angello said: “We had some time together now and during the pandemic.
It’s the first in what is expected to be a lot of new music from the group, who told Lowe that the release is “the start” of a reunion that was spurred on by the pandemic. Accompanied by a cinematic video directed by Alexander Wessely, it is the EDM supergroup’s first new music in almost a decade. The trio shared the new track on Wednesday (14th July).
Swedish House Mafia joined Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1 earlier this week to chat about their return single, ‘It Gets Better’.
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