Lost Frequencies - Found Frequencies [Melodic House & Techno | Dance]

Lost Frequencies – Found Frequencies Vol. 1 May 2026

Kick off your season with Lost Frequencies' Found Frequencies for May 2026!

If you're hunting for the best Mainstage, Melodic House & Techno, and Dance/Pop, this chart delivers exactly what you need. Featuring a handpicked collection of records Lost Frequencies is currently playing and loving, this list is anchored by his own recent hits, "So Much Beauty (Around Us)" and "Summer Skies (Love To Cry)" (Epic Amsterdam). Dive into premium cuts from artists like John Summit, Argy, Massano, and Adam Port, and find the perfect soundtrack for your next DJ set, festival warm-up, or summer playlist.

Perfect For

A Festival Mainstage Set

Blending melodic house, progressive energy, and uplifting vocals, this chart is perfectly suited for large festival crowds and unforgettable hands-in-the-air moments.

A Late-Night Drive

Atmospheric melodies, emotional vocals, and driving rhythms make this collection ideal for long nighttime journeys, balancing introspection with dancefloor energy.

A Peak-Time Workout Session

High-energy drops and uplifting melodies provide consistent motivation for cardio, cycling, or gym sessions while maintaining an inspiring melodic edge.

Tracklist

  1. Lost Frequencies, Nathan Nicholson – So Much Beauty (Around Us) [Epic Amsterdam]
  2. John Summit – LIGHTS GO OUT [Experts Only]
  3. Lost Frequencies, Argy, rhys from the sticks. – Summer Skies (Love To Cry) [Epic Amsterdam]
  4. Deco, Florist – SHHH [Unreleased Records]
  5. Massano, Silver Panda – Pa Ca [Simulate Recordings]
  6. Argy, Ekko – Into The Deep [NEWORLD]
  7. The Temper Trap, Lost Frequencies – Sweet Disposition (a moment, a love) [Epic Amsterdam]
  8. Be No Rain, Korolova – Distorted Love [Captive Soul]
  9. Kapuchon, Miss Monique, GLZ – Hot Sauce [AETERNA Records]
  10. Bensy, Serve Cold, Jaguar Jaguar – Everywhere [SPINNIN' DEEP]
  11. Jackie Hollander – High On You [Experts Only]
  12. Notre Dame – No Rules [Diynamic]
  13. Franky Rizardo – Shinjuku [LTF Records]
  14. Lost Frequencies, Calum Scott – Where Are You Now [Epic Amsterdam]
  15. Sasson (FR), Jamy Nox – Superstar [Ultra]
  16. Adam Port, Keinemusik, SG Lewis – Be The One [Keinemusik]
  17. Camden Cox, Layton Giordani – Destiny [MADMINDS]
  18. MAXI MERAKI – First Time [Places & Spaces]
  19. Kimonos, Josh Gigante – Feel So Right [tszr]
  20. Tom Odell, Lost Frequencies – Black Friday (pretty like the sun) [UROK]

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Lost Frequencies Is Similar To

Robin Schulz: Like Lost Frequencies, Robin Schulz combines melodic house with accessible vocal-driven productions that bridge the gap between radio success and club appeal.

Kölsch: Kölsch shares Lost Frequencies' talent for creating emotional electronic music built around memorable melodies, cinematic arrangements, and immersive production.

Argy: Argy explores the deeper, melodic side of electronic music through driving basslines and atmospheric synth work, making him an excellent match for fans of Lost Frequencies' more club-oriented releases.

Parallel Release

Cassian - COME TO LIFE [ Melodic House & Techno ]

Connection:

Shares a core signature of emotive melodic house and techno, highlighted by deeply expressive synth leads and rich, detailed production work.