Top 50 Best Songs by Lost Frequencies

Lost Frequencies has become one of the most commercially successful electronic music artists of the streaming era. Since breaking through with Are You with Me in 2014, Belgian producer Felix De Laet has consistently delivered melodic dance records that have achieved major chart success across Europe and beyond. His music blends deep house, tropical house, dance-pop and melodic electronic sounds, making him one of the defining DJs of the modern commercial dance scene.

Unlike many DJs who rely heavily on remixes, Lost Frequencies has built a catalogue centred around original commercially released singles featuring a wide range of vocalists including Calum Scott, James Blunt, Janieck Devy, Sandro Cavazza, James Arthur and Tom Gregory. Several of his releases have accumulated hundreds of millions of streams and achieved Platinum certifications in numerous countries.

The list below brings together the fifty most commercially significant officially released Lost Frequencies tracks. The order is based on a combination of worldwide chart performance, certifications, streaming popularity and long term commercial success. Where available, release dates and original labels have been cross referenced using official discographies, chart archives, Armada Music, Found Frequencies, Epic Records and recognised music databases.

Release dates and original labels are based on official label releases and recognised discography sources. Some later album tracks from All Stand Together were issued simultaneously rather than as standalone chart singles.

Why These Records Belong in Every DJ Collection

Lost Frequencies has become one of the safest choices for DJs looking to bridge commercial dance music with melodic house. His records regularly work across:

• House clubs
• Beach clubs
• Festivals
• Pool parties
• Weddings
• Bars
• Corporate events
• Radio shows

Tracks such as Are You with Me, Reality, Beautiful Life, Where Are You Now, Crazy and Questions remain crowd favourites because they combine memorable vocals with uplifting melodies, making them ideal for singalong moments and peak-time dancefloors.

His productions are also renowned for their clean arrangements, making them easy to mix into house, dance-pop, EDM, melodic techno and commercial club sets.

History

Felix De Laet, professionally known as Lost Frequencies, emerged from Belgium’s thriving electronic music scene in 2014 after his rework of Easton Corbin’s Are You with Me was signed by Armada Music’s The Bearded Man label. The single became a global breakthrough, reaching number one in numerous countries and introducing melodic deep house to mainstream audiences.

Since then he has released multiple internationally successful albums, headlined Tomorrowland, Ultra Music Festival and numerous major festivals, while collaborating with artists including James Blunt, Calum Scott, James Arthur, Bastille, Tom Gregory and Tom Odell. His music has accumulated billions of streams worldwide, making him one of Belgium’s most successful electronic artists of all time.

10 Fun Facts About Lost Frequencies

1. His real name is Felix De Laet.
2. He is from Belgium.
3. He first became famous in 2014.
4. Are You with Me reached number one in numerous countries.
5. He founded the Found Frequencies record label.
6. He has performed at Tomorrowland many times.
7. His music blends deep house, tropical house and dance-pop.
8. Where Are You Now became one of the biggest global dance hits of the early 2020s.
9. He has earned billions of combined streams across digital platforms.
10. He is regarded as one of the world’s leading melodic electronic music producers.

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