Swedish House Mafia's Steve Angello has shared insights about the group's upcoming album in an exclusive Billboard interview, revealing their continued evolution while staying true to their signature sound.

The EDM pioneers have witnessed the genre's transformation from underground clubs to global festivals. Angello notes how electronic music has evolved from niche audiences to mainstream recognition, crediting innovative artists and new technologies for this growth.

Looking back at their breakthrough hit "Don't You Worry Child," Angello reflects on its unexpected global impact and the synergy between himself, Axwell, and Sebastian Ingrosso. The track's success established Swedish House Mafia as EDM leaders and continues to inspire artists today.

For their upcoming album, Angello promises fresh elements while maintaining their iconic sound. "We're pushing boundaries again," he states, emphasizing that the new project focuses on creating an experience rather than just producing hits. His recent solo release "Hooligans" demonstrates this commitment to innovation.

The group's influence on EDM remains significant, having pioneered the fusion of electronic sounds with mainstream appeal. Their live performances, known for spectacular visuals and seamless mixing, have set industry standards. Angello suggests the new album will further cement their legacy while exploring new sonic territories.

"This album is about more than just music; it's about where we've been and where we're going," Angello concludes, building anticipation for what promises to be a landmark release in Swedish House Mafia's discography.

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