Lost Frequencies
Felix Safran De Laet, known as Lost Frequencies, is a Belgian DJ from Brussels whose international rise began with a 2014 remix of Easton Corbin's Are You With Me. His DJ sound sits between tropical house, deep house and EDM, combining dancefloor pacing with broad pop crossover appeal. He has taken that accessible approach to festival audiences at Coachella, Lollapalooza, EDC Orlando, Creamfields and Rock in Rio, where he closed the mainstage after Justin Bieber.
In one summer he was the most-booked festival artist of any genre, with 49 appearances. His venue work has also included TAO Group residencies at OMNIA and Marquee in Las Vegas, while his 2022 Lost Frequencies Live tour ran for 20 shows and closed at Brussels' Forest National Stadium. De Laet founded Found Frequencies with Armada Music, active from 2018 to 2021, and has also delivered a BBC Radio 1 Malta set.
His awards include two Echo Awards in 2016, for Dance International and Hit of the Year, with the latter won ahead of Adele; he also received a Brit Award nomination for Where Are You Now. Lost Frequencies connects a high-volume festival schedule with warm, melodic house selections designed to work across both club residencies and large live productions.