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Nowhere in the world is more entrenched in dance music than Ibiza. The airport terminal is emblazoned with superclub logos, while giant roadside placards advertise superstar DJ club nights: David Guetta, Deadmau5, Sasha… and Euro combo Swedish House Mafia (producers Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso), whose Masquerade Motel party is a Monday night fixture at legendary venue Pacha, and whose first single, One, is due for release. It’s gone midnight by the time Swedish House Mafia appear in a stylish Ibiza Town restaurant for a chat. They’re jovial and blokey, flexing tattooed muscles in designer T-shirts, but they’re in no hurry – they’re not due at their decks until 4am.

‘Our club theme is a rough, edgy take on Moulin Rouge fantasy – a bit like our music,’ says Axwell in chirpy Swedish tones as the trio snack on late-night sushi. Swedish House Mafia are unusual in that they’re a ready-made club brand, with each member established in his own right (Axwell’s solo hits include 2007 Ibiza smash I Found U; Angello is a sought-after remixer; Ingrosso contributed to Kylie’s latest album, Aphrodite). However, they’re clearly having a blast together. ‘I love making music with these guys,’ booms Angello. ‘It feels relaxed, even though it makes us step up professionally.’

‘I remember DJing in different countries early in my career and being at luxury hotels alone – it’s much more fun to share the experience with friends,’ says Axwell. ‘We’re so in agreement when we work together, it’s embarrassing. We find an interesting melody, then bam – we go. It just happens, like God channelling His energy through us…’

One sounds perfectly pitched at Ibiza’s revellers, with its bombastically catchy riffs, surging beat and teasing build-up/breakdown. The Balearic nightlife scene is traditionally the launchpad for summer dance anthems to cross over to the mainstream charts and One looks set to follow suit. Why is Ibiza still such a special location?

‘When you get here, people have just one thing in mind and that’s to party; you feel the excitement on the plane,’ says Angello. ‘In the 1980s and 90s, it became this island of happiness and freedom, and that’s still in the air. Dance music is bigger than it’s ever been.’

The trio clearly travel well, with packed-out international shows including at London’s Brixton Academy – so what is the Swedish House Mafia audience? ‘They’re mainly hard-core fans with their hands in the air – with a few champagne-drinking VIPs,’ says Axwell.

‘We travel so much, I used to say we sleep minus four hours a day,’ smiles Ingrosso drily. He lists varied musical influences (‘Quincy Jones, Michael Jackson, Pink Floyd, Depeche Mode…’) but agrees that passion is the key to their sound. ‘When we make a track we want people to go: “Raaarrrghhh” on the dance floor and really react,’ he says, clutching at his chest. ‘Maybe they’re in love, maybe they’re heartbroken, but there has to be emotion. House music is the drug.’

‘In the Swedish House Mafia, we have an expression: “The goosebumps never lie”,’ says Axwell. ‘That’s how you know a track will work. When you don’t get goosebumps, you wonder what’s wrong. The mayhem that One creates is just incredible – it brings out the devil in people. What’s also exciting is that rules have relaxed so much. Now there’s a mishmash of genres borrowing from house and lending ideas back.’

Swedish House Mafia also appear laid-back when it comes to famous guests; they’ve recorded a vocal version of One with Pharrell, while their next track features British grime-popster Tinie Tempah. ‘A couple of years ago, I couldn’t have imagined hearing our tracks on daytime radio,’ says Angello. ‘Give it five more years and house will be the leading genre in the world.’

Given such cheery bravado, it’s hardly surprising Swedish House Mafia are at ease with the term ‘superstar DJs’. ‘A superstar is someone that fills arenas and we do that,’ says Axwell stoically. ‘And if we’re not enjoying ourselves, how can we expect to please thousands of people? For sure, look at us!’

As 4am approaches, Pacha’s main room is thronging and Kylie and her dancers have just played a frisky secret gig before Swedish House Mafia’s headline set. The first record they play is One and its tune instantly grips and shakes the dance floor like a massive cardiac arrest. The clubbers roar ecstatically; the trio in the DJ booth beam – they’re giving music fans something they can really feel.

One (Virgin) is out on July 19.

Source: http://www.metro.co.uk

Here is a preview of a remix by AN21 & Max Vangeli’s of Eddie Thoneick & Erick Morillo ft Shena track “Nothing Better”. Sound like its quite the club fits pumper…I like it! Can’t wait for this to be released! Enjoy

There has been a lot of talk about the pieced that was used in the music video for the Swedish House Mafia’s track One. So here is a little preview of what is to come in our music future. Check it out

Teenage Engineering’s OP-1 is something unique in music hardware. It’s got a form factor inspired by the Casio VL-Tone series – you know, those cute little 80s-vintage synths. It’s a sampler. It’s a synth. It has an FM radio. It will have a variety of sequencers. It has, we’ve just learned, a multi-track tape mode that lets you do beat-synced virtual splicing as a performance technique. It is expected to integrate and interoperate with a design lifestyle including, if you like, a luxury-priced, meticulously-machined desk lamp, and according to one rumor I heard, perhaps even a specially-designed electric bicycle.

Source: createdigitalmusic.com

Johan Eriksson- Ola Del Mar (Pierce Fulton & Jesper Cederlind Remix) will be released on Fever Sound Records and available on Beatport on July 17th.

The remix has been already played in clubs all around the world and is getting support from big names including D.O.N.S., Tristan Garner, Mikael Weermets, Sebjak, Something Good, John De Sohn and many more. It was also included on one of the recent Nellie Recordings podcasts.

If you want to get more news form this two upcoming DJs, check this out:
http://facebook.com/piercefulton
http://soundcloud.com/jespercederlind

It’s just 6 weeks until one of the biggest festival in the world take place in London. The L.E.D Festival lands in Victoria Park with one of the biggest electronic line ups London’s ever seen, check out the DJ line up: AMAZING!! If you guys are in UK or close by (France, Belgium, Ireland etc.) I suggest you get a crew, get your tickets and go for an amazing adventure weekend!

Friday 27^th August Bank Holiday Weekend
David Guetta
Soulwax
Calvin Harris
Axwell ‘Heart Show’
Sebastian Ingrosso
Tiga
Bloody Beetroots Death Crew 77
Audio Bullys
Afrojack
Zombie Nation (Live)
Kim Fai
AN21
Boy 8-Bit
Max Vangeli
Ocelot
Azari & III
Phil Faversham
Dean Rigg
Sarah Louise
Nathan Lee
Dean Oram on Percussion
Annie on Sax
and even More names TBA

Saturday 28^th August Bank Holiday Weekend
Leftfield
Goldfrapp
Friendly Fires
Special Guest: Aphex Twin
Annie Mac
Sub Focus
Professor Green
Boy Better Know
Die Antwoord
Shy FX
Zinc
Pump up the Volume All Stars
More Names TBA

L.E.D FESTIVAL 2010 TICKET PRICES AND INFORMATION:
Friday 27^th & Saturday 28^th August Bank Holiday Weekend
Victoria Park, London, Info: www.ledfestival.net

Looks like the Sweds are taking it to the next level…What do you guys think?

The track is pretty progressive house oriented – it has beautiful synth melody, coupled with the amazing voice of Awa. The EP comes with Club Mix, vocal mix, instrumental mix and radio mix.

A few days ago “Believe” from Alex lamb, Filip Jenven & Obey was released and supported by many djs including Tiesto.  thats the good news, the great news is that Filip gave us the okay to give away the track for free

DOWNLOAD FOR FREE HERE

Get ready people because we finally know the release date of this bomb! Deniz just sent us an email to let us know; it will be released August 6th exclusively on Beatport! Check out the preview below

We all know Norman Doray’s talent in creating great beautiful synth melody and we all know how tripping ‘Phazing’ is, we imagine both of them combine! BOOM! Norman definitely pull it off on this one and created a MONSTER Track for the world dancefloors!This version is more punchy with a stronger bass-line and more dynamic synth melody that goes amazingly well with the vocals

DOWNLOAD IT NOW ON BEATPORT