After a hiatus from solo releases, Axwell returns to Axtone with his first single since 2018’s Nobody Else. He’s joined by rising UK duo CARMA—James Carter and Tom Martin—who collectively boast over 1 billion streams.

An early version of Until The Lights Go Out debuted during Axwell’s 2024 Ultra Europe set and has since been road-tested extensively as he chased his signature “final 20%.”

Axwell’s return to Miami during this year’s Music Week included his first-ever solo set at Ultra Miami (following past performances with Swedish House Mafia and Axwell /\ Ingrosso). Until The Lights Go Out stood out as a highlight, generating significant online buzz alongside a number of unreleased IDs and timeless fan favourites.

As Axtone Records celebrates 20 years in 2025 with a glance to the past, Axwell looks to the future with CARMA on “Until The Lights Go Out” lining up new music once again with new artists to the label.

Until The Lights Go Out

Surrender

Surrender (John Alto Remix)

Don't Wake Me Up

Don't Wake Me Up (Agents Of Time Remix)

Things I Haven’t Told You

Somebody To Love

Push The Feeling On

Little Lies

Lucky

Got Your Money

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Beyond their breathtaking melodies and explosive live sets, you’ll find dance music's closest friendship. Dutch powerhouse duo Lucas & Steve have seen a momentous rise to stardom in recent years with consecutive summer hits, multiple platinum and golden records, an endless string of international performances and accolades from BUMA (The Netherlands), Fun Radio (France), DJ Mag, MTV and many more.

The pair are renowned for uplifting productions and emotive lyrics, etching their place in modern dance music with massive radio hits like "Summer On You", "Up Till Dawn", "Where Have You Gone", “Perfect” and of course “Letters”, the title track of their 2020 debut album: "Letters to Remember”. Their 16 song LP, which received the Netherlands’ prestigious Edison Pop Award, showcases their musical diversity and solidifies Lucas & Steve’s reputation as truly talented songwriters. With deeply embedded dance roots, the pair have collaborated with the likes of Armin van Buuren, Sam Feldt, W&W, Mike Williams and remixed many household names such as David Guetta, Robin Schulz, Kygo, Lost Frequencies and Illenium among many others.

Since, the Dutch tastemakers have continued their upward trajectory with a slew of highly anticipated and heavy hitting collaborations. 2021 saw Lucas & Steve first team up with R&B icons Blackstreet for the radio-friendly ‘No Diggity’, before bringing things back to the festival with ‘Paper Planes’, a joint venture alongside Norway’s very own Tungevaag.

Lucas & Steve’s infinite energy is best experienced in a crowd, which they’ve proven time after time with acclaimed live performances at Tomorrowland’s Mainstage, Creamfields, AMF, Parookaville, Sziget Festival, ElectroBeach, as well as continuous tours across Europe, Asia and South America.

As the world came to a standstill in 2020, Lucas & Steve continued to elevate their songwriting and recording process to new heights, resulting in the duo surpassing 1 billion streams from all corners of the globe. Lucas & Steve continued to up the ante throughout 2021, churning out trendsetting and memorable collaborations alongside industry icons like Afrojack, Tiësto, and Galantis. Most recently, Lucas & Steve expressed their excitement to bring their sound back on the road with the release of the aptly titled “Set You Free”. Completely reinvigorated, Lucas & Steve are finally emerging from the past two years with a whole new bag of musical tricks up their sleeves. With a succulent summer tour ahead, the Dutch duo is ready to show fans that the best is yet to come.

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