Lost Frequencies “What Is Love 2016” Revives Haddaway Classic, Out Now via Ultra Music

The new single is taken from Lost Frequencies’ forthcoming debut artist album, Less Is More

Felix de Laet, better known by electronic dance music (EDM) enthusiasts as Lost Frequencies, has taken on a classic tune, giving it a modern-day twist. The track: “What Is Love 2016,” which was originally released in 1993 by Haddaway. “What Is Love” was made famous for its inclusion on Saturday Night Live’s Roxbury Guys sketches and later in the film A Night at the Roxbury.

Lost Frequencies exploded onto the scene in 2014 with his massive single, “Are You With Me.” The Armada Music-released track saw remixes from Dash Berlin, Pretty Pink, Funk D, and Calvo, and garnered huge support from Armin van Buuren. The Belgian producer and DJ followed-up the internationally acclaimed single with “Reality” feat. Janieck Devy, and “Beautiful Life” feat. Sandro Cavazza.

Watch the “What Is Love 2016” official music video:

When it comes to remixes, leave it to Lost Frequencies to add his signature touch; called upon to remix tunes for Major Lazer feat. Justin Bieber & MØ (“Cold Water”), Armin van Buuren feat. Sharon den Adel (“In And Out Of Love”), Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike vs Ummet Ozcan (“The Hum”), and Moby (“In This World”).

This year, de Laet performed at the annual Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival in Indio, California and Parookaville Festival, among others. Later this month, Lost Frequencies will perform at Escape: Psycho Circus in San Bernardino, CA (10/29), and Wynwood Fear Factory in Miami, FL (10/30).

Pre-order the debut album from Lost Frequencies, Less Is More, out Oct. 21st through Ultra Music.

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