Almost every major music group breakup has occurred at least in part due to personal issues between members. A high-pressure, stressful environment that breeds envy and jealousy will cause friction between even the best of friends. Friendship is one of the most important things in the world and you’d hate to see relationships that were obviously so strong at one point be destroyed, for any reason. Kunal Bambawale: Let’s hope they’re still friends. With rumors of a second documentary, I believe the camaraderie we’ve seen all these years remains. If it was about the friendship, this would be a messy break up, not an orchestrated announcement that is scheduled to drag on through August’s tour announcement. It is hard to believe that this friendship has vanished when only last week, we saw Axwell join Sebastian at Summerburst in Sweden, uniting with a brotherly hug to announce a homecoming show. Fact or Fiction: The trio aren’t best friends anymoreĭylan Farella: Fiction. Not to mention the fact that they have their own solo careers and families, making time together that much more difficult to come by. They are calling it quits (or possibly just taking a break) at the top of the game. Jesse Grushack: Nasty breakups don’t end quietly, and so far everything about the end of Swedish House Mafia has been carefully planned and executed. Since “One” became a smash hit two summers ago, the main stages at most major dance festivals have become monopolized by many DJs who are, to some extent, simply “Diet SHM.” Over the past few years, SHM essentially defined the big-room scene, spawning a whole slew of imitators in the process. Kunal Bambawale: Some of us can can breathe a sigh of relief.
Despite an Ibiza residency, the only time the trio gets together for a show is to make history, and that is exactly what they will be doing when they are “broken up.” As for performances, while together, they play enough shows in one year to count on your hands. Together, they’ve only released 5 ( soon to be 6) official singles, so we won’t feel the impact on the production side. A broken-up Mafia will be the same as a united Mafia. Six editors take on six critical questions surrounding the issue, nailing down all of the open-ended concerns that have rattled the EDM world.ĭylan Farella: Absolutely nothing. With extreme feelings ranging across all possibilities, Dancing Astronaut tackles the many facets of the colossal “break up” at our Editors’ Roundtable. We can’t overlook the interesting timing. The instant outpouring of emotion and discussion indicates feelings of shock and confusion from DJs and fans alike many have even debated if the news means the beginning of the end for electronic music. The announcement of Swedish House Mafia’s final tour as a group has turned the dance music world upside down.
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