Every week, Tomorrowland and One World Radio select a new Tune of the Week. This week's pick, guaranteed to keep you moving, is “Don’t Forget (About Me)” by Lost Frequencies and Clementine Douglas.
Blending warm melodic house production with an emotional vocal performance, the track is another reminder of why Lost Frequencies remains one of the most beloved artists in electronic music.
Built around the soulful voice of Clementine Douglas, the song slowly unfolds from gentle harmonies and delicate percussion into an uplifting, feel-good anthem. Rather than relying purely on dancefloor energy, “Don’t Forget (About Me)” puts emotion at its core, allowing the vocal and melodies to drive the record from its intimate opening to its euphoric peak.
For Lost Frequencies, striking that balance between heartfelt songwriting and dancefloor appeal was central to the track. The result is a record that feels equally suited to a festival crowd as it does to a personal listening moment, combining warmth, soul and optimism in a way that has become a trademark of his sound.
Following recent releases including “Sweet Disposition”, “So Much Beauty (Around Us)” and “Live It All”, the Belgian superstar continues to build on an impressive run of releases with a track that feels destined to become a fan favourite.
Tune in to One World Radio all week long to hear “Don’t Forget (About Me)” by Lost Frequencies and Clementine Douglas, this week’s Tune of the Week.
