Swedish House Mafia are hinting something big, on 11 June, the trio deleted all their Instagram posts, leaving the account blank and fans in wonder.

Swedish House Mafia have once again cleared their Instagram account and their website has also gone dark. It is not the first time Swedish House Mafia does this, but a strategy they use to tease upcoming projects. The boys did the same prior to their break-up in 2013, Ultra reunion in 2018 and the announcement of ‘Paradise Again,’ their latest album, released in 2022. This time it could be a sign of many things, as the trio moved to an independent label owned by themselves, have recently teased new songs, are playing two different sets at Tomorrowland next month and making a highly anticipated return to Creamfields.

New Album / New Music

Album speculations are going around between fans, who are hoping for new music from the Swedish House Mafia.

The supergroup were supposed to release one at the end of summer 2023, but confirmed months later that it has been scrapped.

Since then, few singles have been released, leaving records like OMEN and Not Yesterday live on the internet, through videos taken at shows and fan remakes.

Earlier this year, Swedish House Mafia switched labels from Republic Records to SUPERHUMAN, their own label.

This increases chances for a new album, as the boys have more freedom and control over what, when and how something gets released.

If an album is not on the way, then new music could be it. The Swedes have shared on Instagram, stories of them being together in the studio.

Besides this, Axwell played two new IDs at Horizon Lake Garda Festival in Italy, one rumoured to be called ‘Wait So Long,’ while the other remains unnamed so far.

Meanwhile, Sebastian Ingrosso debuted a new version of ‘The Brilliantz,’ a single made with Pharrell Williams, that leaked in 2023.

New Tour

Other than music, a new tour could be what the possible announcement is about for fans.

The last time Swedish House Mafia were on a worldwide tour was in 2022, when they brought ‘Paradise Again’ to multiple venues like The O2 in London, Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, and Madison Square Garden in New York.

This year’s schedule so far would allow the trio to go on tour during autumn-winter, as the only show announced then is Axwell’s performance at Tomorrowland Brasil, which takes place in October.

With no official information available at the moment, only time will tell what Swedish House Mafia have up their sleeves.

To cope with the waiting time, you can check out their set from Creamfields 2010, which has been exclusively published on BBC Sounds and is available for only 26 days.

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