Louis The Child

Louis the Child is an American electronic music duo from Chicago made up of Freddy Kennett and Robby Hauldren, who met as teenagers and began producing together before either had finished high school. They built their early following through a series of free remixes and original productions posted online, quickly drawing attention within the future bass and electronic pop scene for their bright, melodic production style that blends trap-influenced drums with pop songwriting.

The duo broke through commercially with «It’s Strange» featuring K. Flay, a song that became a staple of electronic radio and streaming playlists and helped define their sound: warm synths, catchy vocal hooks, and festival-ready drops without the aggression of harder EDM subgenres. They followed with a steady stream of collaborative singles such as «Weekend», «Fire», and «World on Fire», often working with vocalists and pop artists to bring a strong songwriting sensibility to electronic production.

Louis the Child have remained active as both a duo act and remixers, performing at major festivals and continuing to release singles that lean into melodic, radio-friendly electronic pop. Their catalog reflects a consistent identity within the genre: accessible, hook-driven dance music built around collaboration with vocalists rather than pure instrumental club tracks.