Axwell Λ Ingrosso

Tags: Progressive House , House , electo

Axwell and Ingrosso formed the group Axwell^Ingrosso officially in 2014. During June of that year, the band gained prominence among New Yorkers when they began placing clues about their new album in various locations throughout the city.The former Swedish House Mafia manager posted images of some of the clues on Instagram along with a post that stated, "NYC. Let the games begin. Lines of a new song lie on your streets. Only sharing will make it grow. For everyone else who signed up we posted you your partÂ :-)."Â Ingrosso followed up with a Tweet stating, "watch your mail for post. If you didnâ€™t sign up look on streets of NYC. & together weâ€™ll build a song".Their first performance was in 2014 at the June 8th Governors Ball Music Festival in New York City.The performance debuted music from a new album they announced to release under the name Axwell Ingrosso the intro music of which premiered on air duringÂ Zane Lowe'sÂ BBC Radio 1program.[1]Â Their performance was also named one of theÂ 15 Hot Governors Ball MomentsÂ as well as one of theÂ Top 10 Best PerformancesÂ of the Hot Governors Ball byÂ Billboard.They also made an appearance at the 2014Â V Festival.The album is also said to be the first for both artists as Swedish House Mafia never released an official full-length album. Axwell and Ingrosso also deleted their personal Facebook pages and created a single page for the group to signify the new partnership.They recently toured India, as part of Sunburn Arena, where they engaged with the Indian audience. They also showcased a few of their newer tracks from the album they are launching late this year.Â Axwell /\ Ingrosso have teased and released two singles together, "We Come We Rave We Love" and "Can't Hold Us Down". On 26th November they released their new single "Something New" which was used for the new Beats advertisment. 'Read more on Last.fm'. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.