LF: “I really enjoy working with vocalists, often they can give me inspiration to base a trackĪround, and we’d been in talks to want to do a track together for a while. Z: “Felix originally asked us to do a remix of one of his singles, ‘What is Love’ and liked the result so much that he asked if we’d like to work on an original track with him.” How did you end up selecting Kelvin Jones for the vocals? LF: “We really enjoyed working together and ‘Crazy’ was the first release on my label Foundįrequencies, so to welcome to guys back and to work with them again felt like a no-brainer!” It was just a matter of time until we found another opportunity to collaborate!” You guys previously collaborated on “Crazy.” Tell us about how you guys all originally met? How did that previous experience inform this one and make you guys want to work together again? Zonderling: “We had been looking to work on a track again ever since we did ‘Crazy.’ There was just a mutual understanding of what the music needs to tell when we combine our sounds. Kelvin’s vocals really add something special to the acoustic-feel of the track, we wanted something that had emotionīut also had a feel-good vibe – I’m super happy with the results.”

Lost Frequencies: “I always enjoy working on ideas with the Zonderling guys, ever since our previous collaborations it felt natural to connect again on ‘Lost To Go’. First things first, tell me about your newest track “Love to Go?” How did the track come about and how did you guys decide to collab on this one? Hi guys, thanks for taking the time to chat with us. We got the chance to have a little chat with the Belgian super-producer (real name Felix De Laet) and the Dutch producer/DJ duo (Martijn van Sonderen and Jaap de Vries) about how they originally came together, how they came up with “Love to Go,” career achievements and how they’re coping with social distancing. “Love to Go” is a best of both worlds track featuring Lost Frequencies’ top-notch pop production along with a bouncy future house drop courtesy of Zonderling. They first teamed up last year for “Crazy” on Lost Frequencies’ Alive and Feeling Fine album, now they’ve reunited for another sure-fire dance/pop crossover hit “ Love to Go” with UK-based vocalist Kelvin Jones. Lost Frequencies and Zonderling are both familiar names to dance music fans.

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