Lost Frequencies Concerts Setlist

Felix De Laet, aka Lost Frequencies, managed to turn his hobby of remixing old songs into a successful career as one of the most successful producers of electronic music in Belgium. The artist name fits just perfectly in how he approached it in the very beginning: taking forgotten tracks, he said, or "lost frequencies," and giving them life through remixes.

His big break came in 2014 with an inspired decision: to turn Easton Corbin's country tune "Are You with Me" into a dance single. He uploaded his remix to SoundCloud, and it was discovered by Armada Music's Marwen Tlili, who promptly signed him for his first official release. The single reached number one in Belgium but set its sights even higher, conquering the top of the charts in such countries as Australia and Austria, reaching the top 10 in nearly every European market.

After the success, Lost Frequencies continued to work out his signature style, mixing melodic electronic elements with vocal-driven tracks. His 2016 debut album "Less Is More" signed off on this approach, featuring hits like "Reality" and "Beautiful Life" with Sandro Cavazza. The impact of the album was great, to such an extent that the album was nominated for the IMPALA Album of the Year Award, a recognition of some of the best releases by independent European labels.

In 2018, he founded his record label, Found Frequencies, a sub-label to Armada Music, through which he got the opportunity to release his tracks and at the same time give other emerging talents in electronic music an opportunity. The second album "Alive and Feeling Fine" was released in 2019 and further established him in the dance music scene.

By 2021, the DJ worked with Calum Scott on "Where Are You Now." The track became the biggest hit in years for him, managing to top the Irish Singles Chart and reach the top 10 in several countries. A year later, his collaboration with James Arthur on "Questions" brought huge attention to him once again.