The Sweds are back on BBC (and a new studio album)!

As many of you have heard of a Swedish electronic group (Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso and Steve Angello) confirmed a new bunch of singles for the next months. The first new single since Don't You Worry Child was released on Friday 15th 2021 and its drop was mostly criticised by many while others pulled tension off a generated hype on Facebook/Twitter account.

It seems they are taking a new direction in terms of electronic dance music. EDM death is not an unusual as it used to be before 2014. The year when it became massive and a global with playful beats and melodic chants. Even in China (music business is adapting itself too slow but safe) where top charting a cool song (even linked with trendy music) has been late around 3 years late in comparison with EU charts (UK Dance Singles mainly referenced)

A brand new era for the Sweds fans who have been waiting almost two years since their last concert (Singapore) with no restrictions and eager for new material after almost ten years in a stand-by mode. There's no doubt that fans will be demanding to see them playing live again after they presented their latest release on Republic Records. Also performing on Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show might calm the hype for many or even with an in-depth mix. 

The third single Moth To A Flame seems logical evolution according to market parameters an as The Weeknd is not only.. and it was released on October 22th

Furthermore Jimmy Fallon knows how to make history. Remember the past edition of the show

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