Lost Frequencies

Lost Frequencies is the stage name of Felix De Laet, a Belgian DJ and producer from the Ghent area who became one of the defining voices of the mid-2010s deep house wave. He broke through internationally in 2014 with a deep house rework of «Are You With Me», originally a country song by Easton Corbin, which topped charts across Europe. The follow-up single «Reality», featuring Dutch singer Janieck Devy, confirmed him as more than a one-hit producer and became a signature track of his early catalogue.

His 2016 debut album «Less Is More» cemented his sound: warm, melodic deep house built around tropical percussion, acoustic guitar textures and soulful topline vocals, closer to the radio-friendly end of the genre than to club-only deep house. The record spawned further hits including «Beautiful Life» with Sandro Cavazza and «What Is Love 2016». In 2017 he launched his own label, Found Frequencies, whose first release, «Crazy» with Zonderling, became another chart-topper in his native Belgium.

Over the following years Lost Frequencies kept a steady stream of collaborations across pop and dance, including «Melody», «Here With You» and «Like I Love You», maintaining a consistent radio presence in continental Europe while touring internationally as a DJ.