Lost Frequencies unveils fresh new single ‘Dive’: Listen

Lost Frequencies returns with their latest collaboration ‘Dive,’ featuring Tom Gregory, presenting the freshest electro-pop sensation.

Belgium’s renowned DJ/Producer, Lost Frequencies, has once again returned leaving us a brand-new phenomenal sensation ‘Dive‘. This super collaboration with English singer/songwriter Tom Gregory is an exceptional pick for this stunning electro-pop anthem. This post-summer vibes anthem as quoted in the opening lyrics “I just can’t get enough of all these summer skies”, is definitely a sensational track to reflect back on the beautiful summer we have had this year.

With ‘Lost Frequencies’ huge accomplishment of surpassing 1 billion streams with ‘Where Are You Now‘, as the first-ever Belgian in history, his journey continues as his last release ‘The Feeling‘ is currently #11 on the Belgian singles Top 50. The Belgium producer has recently played a massive set at ‘Tomorrowland 2023’ at the W1 mainstage making it the most memorable night for the biggest fans of his music. However, his touring journey doesn’t end there as he still has many huge stages including ‘Red Rocks Amphitheatre‘ and many more scattered across the globe till the end of the year.

The single ‘Dive‘, consists of an exceptional and catchy arrangement tailored for mainstream audiences, promising to unite the crowd together chanting and singing these unforgettable lyrics. Tom Gregory’s exceptional vocal delivery plays a huge part in the way the atmosphere and depth of this track are set by Lost Frequencies‘ beautiful production skills, accompanied by the instrumentation of the rhythmical piano chords and the lead melody set by the acoustic guitar. Lost Frequencies definitely knows how to create a hit record with the manipulation of ear candy accents from guitars in the second drop of the track and arpeggiated, lush synths crafted for this electro-pop sensation.

While this year isn’t over yet for Lost Frequencies, make sure to stream his latest collaboration ‘Dive‘ with Tom Gregory via ‘Lost & Cie SRL (licensed to Epic Amsterdam, a division of Sony Music).

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