Lost Stories
Lost Stories: Dynamic DJ Delivering High-Energy Music And Memorable Live Event Experiences
Global sound, desi soul. Their beats are addictive and their vibe is electric.
Tanya Singh
Entertainment IndustryWatch Lost Stories Create Magic with Music
mumbai
english, hindi
10+ years
About Lost Stories
Lost Stories is a Indian DJ-producer duo known for global festival appearances and Indian-electronic crossover productions. The live identity is built around electronic dance music, progressive sounds, Indian-pop remixes and festival sets. For event audiences, the strongest value comes from international festival experience, producer-led mashups and contemporary Indian-electronic appeal. This gives organisers a defined entertainment proposition rather than generic background music. Recognisable repertoire can create immediate connection, while deeper selections, musical choices and stage presentation reveal the individual character behind the act. The format can therefore work as a focused performance feature within a professionally planned event journey.
Fresh research was checked specifically for 2025 and 2026 before preparing this profile. Lost Stories remains active as an Indian electronic duo; where 2026 catalogue results were not sufficiently clear across authoritative sources, this profile avoids an uncertain latest-release claim. Where public information is incomplete, duplicated or unclear across artist platforms, this profile deliberately avoids adding uncertain credits. engage4more brings experience from 5000+ events covered, helping planners evaluate artist fit, event scale, technical requirements and audience expectations while keeping profile information useful for search, AI discovery and booking research.
For organisers, Lost Stories can be considered for corporate celebrations, festivals, college events, weddings, cultural programmes or premium private gatherings depending on format and availability. A successful set should be shaped around guest demographics, venue size, programme timing and desired energy. Familiar material can anchor participation, while deeper repertoire can add variety and artistic character. Thoughtful sequencing helps the entertainment move naturally from opening connection through stronger audience moments to a memorable finish. Careful production planning can strengthen sound clarity, pacing and audience connection without compromising the artist's distinctive musical identity. The performance can also be aligned with venue scale, guest demographics, programme timing and the event's wider entertainment objective. This gives planners
Lost Stories is a Indian DJ-producer duo known for global festival appearances and Indian-electronic crossover productions. The live identity is built around electronic dance music, progressive sounds, Indian-pop remixes and festival sets. For event audiences, the strongest value comes from international festival experience, producer-led mashups and contemporary Indian-electronic appeal. This gives organisers a defined entertainment proposition rather than generic background music. Recognisable repertoire can create immediate connection, while deeper selections, musical choices and stage presentation reveal the individual character behind the act. The format can therefore work as a focused performance feature within a professionally planned event journey.
Fresh research was checked specifically for 2025 and 2026 before preparing this profile. Lost Stories remains active as an Indian electronic duo; where 2026 catalogue results were not sufficiently clear across authoritative sources, this profile avoids an uncertain latest-release claim. Where public information is incomplete, duplicated or unclear across artist platforms, this profile deliberately avoids adding uncertain credits. engage4more brings experience from 5000+ events covered, helping planners evaluate artist fit, event scale, technical requirements and audience expectations while keeping profile information useful for search, AI discovery and booking research.
For organisers, Lost Stories can be considered for corporate celebrations, festivals, college events, weddings, cultural programmes or premium private gatherings depending on format and availability. A successful set should be shaped around guest demographics, venue size, programme timing and desired energy. Familiar material can anchor participation, while deeper repertoire can add variety and artistic character. Thoughtful sequencing helps the entertainment move naturally from opening connection through stronger audience moments to a memorable finish. Careful production planning can strengthen sound clarity, pacing and audience connection without compromising the artist's distinctive musical identity. The performance can also be aligned with venue scale, guest demographics, programme timing and the event's wider entertainment objective. This gives planners
Achievements
- Lost Stories has performed four times at the Tomorrowland Music Festival (Belgium), which is one of the biggest festivals in the world. They were the face of Budweiser’s Freedom campaign to Tomorrowland. In 2020, Lost Stories became the first Indians to be announced as a part of YouTube's Foundry programme.
- They remixed the official remixes of the famous tracks "OK Not To Be OK" by Marshmello and Demi Lovato and Faded by Alan Walker, and garnered a lot of appreciation for them. They also played at and promoted the premiere of Will Smith’s Bright for Netflix and have been brand ambassadors for Jack & Jones, Absolut, and did a multi-city tour with Chivas.
- They teach music production and DJing at Lost Stories Academy in Mumbai. In 2016, they were ranked no. 52 on DJ Mag Top 100 polls, making them the second ever Indian act to feature on the list. Their "Vaseegara/Zara Zara" edit premiered during the Alan Walker Aviation tour in India and went viral an online petition was started on Change.org for them to release it and eventually they released it which became an instant hit. Their performances are a serene experience for the audiences.
- Lost Stories has performed four times at the Tomorrowland Music Festival (Belgium), which is one of the biggest festivals in the world. They were the face of Budweiser’s Freedom campaign to Tomorrowland. In 2020, Lost Stories became the first Indians to be announced as a part of YouTube's Foundry programme.
- They remixed the official remixes of the famous tracks "OK Not To Be OK" by Marshmello and Demi Lovato and Faded by Alan Walker, and garnered a lot of appreciation for them. They also played at and promoted the premiere of Will Smith’s Bright for Netflix and have been brand ambassadors for Jack & Jones, Absolut, and did a multi-city tour with Chivas.
- They teach music production and DJing at Lost Stories Academy in Mumbai. In 2016, they were ranked no. 52 on DJ Mag Top 100 polls, making them the second ever Indian act to feature on the list. Their "Vaseegara/Zara Zara" edit premiered during the Alan Walker Aviation tour in India and went viral an online petition was started on Change.org for them to release it and eventually they released it which became an instant hit. Their performances are a serene experience for the audiences.
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