Lost Frequencies

Lost Frequencies, born Felix De Laet on November 30, 1993, in Brussels, Belgium, is one of Europe’s most successful electronic music artists and DJs. Growing up in a musically supportive environment, he began learning guitar at a young age and later transitioned into electronic music production during his teenage years. While studying business engineering at university, he continued developing his production skills, eventually creating the sound that would make him an international star.

His breakthrough came in 2014 with the release of “Are You with Me,” a tropical house reworking of a country song by Easton Corbin. The track became a massive international hit, reaching number one in over 18 countries across Europe and Australia. It remains one of the best-selling singles in Belgian music history and established Lost Frequencies as a major force in the electronic music world. The follow-up single “Reality” featuring Janieck Devy achieved similar global success, cementing his reputation.

Lost Frequencies has built an impressive discography that spans multiple albums and dozens of singles, consistently blending organic instrumentation with electronic production. His albums “Less Is More” (2016) and “Alive and Feeling Fine” (2019) both performed well commercially, and he has collaborated with artists ranging from Calum Scott to Zonderling. He is known for his distinctive production style that incorporates acoustic guitars, warm melodies, and uplifting lyrics into danceable electronic frameworks.

With an estimated net worth of $10 million in 2026, Lost Frequencies earns from multiple revenue streams including global touring, festival headlining slots at events like Tomorrowland, music streaming royalties from billions of cumulative streams, merchandise sales, and his own record label. His consistent presence in the international electronic music scene and his ability to produce crossover hits that appeal beyond the typical EDM audience have made him one of Belgium’s wealthiest young musicians.