Almost 12 years after its release, the Swedish House Mafia gave their breakout hit “One” a new face in the new year with the help of the Swedish composer Jacob Mühlrad.
The new composition with the fitting title "One Symphony" will serve as a symphonic version of their generational dance hymn. In an announcement shared today on Instagram, Swedish House Mafia noted that this is a natural evolution of the song as they originally wrote it orchestral, with every single moment playing an integral role in the arrangement. The revision should take place on January 1st, as the group wants to start with a bang in 2022.
Since its release, "One" has seen a handful of notable reworks. Caspa and Netsky brought their talent into dubstep and drum & bass remixes, respectively, while the Swedish House Mafia hired Pharrell Williams for a massive vocal version of the track in July 2010.
Check out the group's announcement below.
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