Swedish House Mafia link up with The Weeknd for new single ‘Moth To A Flame’

Swedish House Mafia have discussed the criticism EDM has faced from prominent rock bands, saying it shows “a lot of ignorance”.The band were speaking to NME for last week’s Big Read cover feature about their collaboration with The Weeknd on new single ‘Moth To A Flame’ and their next album.During the interview, the band were asked about the significant criticism levelled at the EDM genre from rock bands and musicians.

A$AP Rocky has opened up about being imprisoned in Sweden back in 2019, describing the whole ordeal as “scary” and “trash”.The rapper gave an interview on Desus & Mero, where the comedians joked about Rocky’s experience being locked up in Sweden two years ago, and following that with the coronavirus pandemic the following year.“It was a little scary because I wasn’t familiar with that country,” Rocky said. “Then, their rules is different.

Swedish House Mafia have opened up about the “dangerous” mental pressures of the dance music industry.Having teamed up with The Weeknd on their new single ‘Moth To A Flame’ (released last month), the EDM trio sat down with NME for this week’s Big Read interview to discuss their next chapter.During the conversation, the group spoke about the “dark production and hard sounds” that feature on their forthcoming album ‘Paradise Again’, before addressing the challenging aspects of attempting to make

Coldplay and BTS have teamed up Galantis on a new remix of their collaboration single ‘My Universe’.Earlier today (November 5), the British rock band unveiled the latest version of the hit track on their official YouTube channel, this time remixed by Swedish electronic dance production duo Galantis.‘My Universe (Galantis Remix)’ introduces a more upbeat and energetic instrumental to the song, turning into a more dance-heavy track.‘My Universe’ was first unveiled on September 24, and is part of

ABBA have shared an official trailer for their forthcoming ‘Voyage’ concerts – you can watch it below.The Swedish pop icons will tomorrow (November 5) release their first album in 40 years, which they’re set to showcase at a series of “revolutionary” shows at London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in 2022.Now, the group have shared a preview of their digital ABBA-tars in action.

non-fungible tokens, dubbed Live Stubs, will be minted in collaboration with the artists whose shows the tickets are purchased for. Each one will match the section, row and seat of the ticket it’s linked to, and will be included free with every ticket purchased for select Live Nation tours in North America.

Adele holds on to claim a second week at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart with Easy On Me.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentWalter Presents has inked a two-year deal with Scandinavian streaming service C More to launch a curated selection of international scripted series across Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland.Walter Presents, which specializes in premium foreign-language programming, will initially launch on C More with an 80-hour collection comprising eight first-run and exclusive series, including the Dutch psychological thriller “The Blood Pact”; Italian crime

ABBA have said they will retire after releasing their new album ‘VOYAGE’ and completing its accompanying live shows next year.The Swedish pop icons will release their first studio album in 40 years next week (November 5), ahead of a series of “revolutionary” concerts in London in 2022.Instead of the band members themselves performing, the gigs will see a “digital” version of the group take to the stage at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in May.Speaking to the Guardian, the band’s Benny

HBO Max will offer new subscribers in parts of Europe the chance to sign up for the lifetime of their subscription at half the monthly retail price, for as long as they don’t unsubscribe.The offer is being made as HBO Max launches on Oct. 26 in its first six European territories: Spain and Andorra and the four Nordic countries of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark.It’s a highly aggressive offer, undercutting Netflix and Disney Plus for new subscribers.

The Guardian, no arrests have been placed at the time of writing but police are allegedly looking for two suspects.Gronberg was Sweden’s most streamed artist on Spotify in 2019, had won multiple Swedish Grammi awards, and released three chart-topping albums.

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The Weeknd is the guest vocalist on a new song from Swedish House Mafia. "Moth to a Flame" is the name of their collaboration.

Here we go again as iconic pop group ABBA has released more music from their eagerly-anticipated new studio album Voyage.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorEven though they now share management, a collaboration between the Weeknd and dance-music titans Swedish House Mafia didn’t seem obvious or even that natural of a fit.

red suit is gone, thankfully — but The Weeknd is back.After the pandemic saw the pop superstar’s “After Hours” era dominate with hit singles “Heartless,” “Blinding Lights,” “In Your Eyes” and “Save Your Tears” — as well as a little gig at the Super Bowl halftime show in February — the enigmatic artist has hung up his crimson costume and is moving on to a new phase with “Moth to a Flame,” the 31-year-old artist’s new collaboration with labelmates Swedish House Mafia. The new video for the song —

Swedish House Mafia have announced that they will be regrouping next year for a tour - and they're heading to Glasgow!

The Weeknd and Swedish House Mafia have teamed up for a new song!