Lost Frequencies
Lost Frequencies is Belgian DJ and producer Félix De Laet, whose melodic dance songs include “Are You with Me”, “Reality” and “Where Are You Now” with Calum Scott.
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Overview
- Real name
- Félix De Laet
- Born
- 30 November 1993 · Brussels, Belgium
- Work
- DJ and record producer
- Breakout
- “Are You with Me” · 2014
- Sound
- House, tropical house and dance-pop, with a sound he calls indie dance
Mini bio
How it started.
Félix began making tracks in his bedroom in Belgium. He practised by remixing older songs, including Bob Marley tracks. That idea of finding something new in “lost” music gave Lost Frequencies his name.
The song that opened the door.
His 2014 version of Easton Corbin’s “Are You with Me” turned a country song into a dance record. It reached No. 1 in the UK, and “Reality”, featuring Janieck Devy, followed in 2015.
Songs and stages.
His albums include Less Is More, Alive and Feeling Fine and All Stand Together. Alongside DJ sets, Lost Frequencies Live brings his songs to the stage with musicians and vocalists. His 2021 collaboration with Calum Scott, “Where Are You Now”, earned a 2023 BRIT nomination for International Song of the Year.
Creditschronological, newest first
- 2026Majboor (Lost Frequencies Remix)Remixer; with Sheheryar Rehan and Zoha Waseem
- 2026So Much Beauty (Around Us)Collaborating artist with Nathan Nicholson
- 2025Sweet Disposition (a moment, a love)Collaborating artist with The Temper Trap
- 2024Black Friday (pretty like the sun)Collaborating artist with Tom Odell
- 2023All Stand TogetherArtist · third studio album
- 2021Where Are You NowCollaborating artist with Calum Scott
- 2015RealityArtist · featuring Janieck Devy
- 2014Are You with MeArtist and producer
Awards
Quotes
Staying true to the sounds I want to make is super important to me.Lost Frequencies, Square Mile
In February 2026, he explained why he follows his own musical interests as electronic music trends change.
Trivia
- His stage name comes from practising remixes of older, “lost” tracks, including songs by Bob Marley.
- He calls his own blend of pop-dance and electronic music “indie dance”.
- Lost Frequencies Live expands his DJ world into a show with live musicians and vocalists.
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