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Swedish House Mafia’s “Save The World” Turns 8 Years Old

by Matthew Meadow
May 13, 2019
in EDM News, House, Progressive House
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With Swedish House Mafia’s reunion now back in full swing, a lot of their most classic tracks hit a little harder, with a bit more emotion. On this day 8 years ago, arguably one of the trio’s biggest songs “Save The World” was released.

Though it was originally premiered on BBC Radio 1 on April 22, 2011 by Pete Tong, it didn’t see an official digital release until May 13. Vocals from John Martin on the song remain off the official title, though his name does appear in the credits. This wasn’t uncommon for the time, though it does sort of suck.

The hit was eventually nominated for Best Dance Recording in 2012, only to lose to Skrillex’s “Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites.” That year, Skrillex took home 3 awards including Best Dance Recording, Best Album for Scary Monsters & Nice Sprites as well as Best Remix for his take on Benny Benassi’s “Cinema.”

This year, you have plenty of chances to catch Swedish House Mafia on tour. For now, rewatch the official music video for “Save The World” below.

 

Image by Hannes Soderlund

Tags: 8 yearsAnniversarymusic videoofficialprogressive housereleaseSave The Worldswedish house mafia
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