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Rabih Jaber who has started his solo-career last year and has unleashed already the second wonderful Swedish House Mafia-goes-pop single "Leave The World Behind" in the end of 2011 premieres new video.
What you can find a simple lovestory turns pretty unexpected, much deeper, dramatic and serious in the end so you absolutely should watch it in full length below.

Rebound's Rabih Jaber is coming back with already second solo-single "Leave The World Behind" written by him with Andreas Auzern and produced by Andreas with Powerkings.
When the first single "Millionaire" was purest dance-pop (with bigger emphasis of pop-component), "Leave The World Behind" feels like summarizing of dance music in 2011 with gentle synth keys and Rabih's velvet vocal leading to anthemic Swedish House Mafia-smelling choruses.
Though this dance direction fits Rabih perfectly singer doesn't seem to get stuck to any definite direction and this is actually even more exciting while waiting for his further tracks.

Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso and Steve Angello have just released video for their new single "One" that already entered Top-30 of Swedish single-chart and on the way to dancefloors and radio-stations around the world.
Swedish House Mafia is the title of three world-known Swedish DJs union that was formed when Axel "Axwell" Hedfors moved to Stockholm and met Sebastian Ingrosso and later Steve Angello and Eric Prydz but currently Prydz moved to Lodon and is not considered as the part of Swedish House Mafia. However guys stay friends and support each other in their sets. Sure previously members of SHM released some stuff together, probably you were on another planet if you didn't hear any of these brilliant samples of their work - Supermode's "Tell Me Why" (project of Axwell and Steve Angello), mix of Salem Al Fakir's "It's True" made by Axwell and Ingrosso and "Leave the World Behind" where all three DJs collaborated with Laidback Luke and Deborah Cox.
This time Swedish House Mafia decided to work with Pharrell and if someone has doubts about it becoming another future world hit of Swedish House Mafia - just don't!