Lost Boy 1984

Since 2006, Lost Boy 1984 has been shaping club culture, starting on vinyl and evolving a sound that blends melancholic electronic music, Italo Disco, and French House. His productions feature analog synths, hypnotic melodies, lush textures, layered harmonies, and a cinematic touch, with influences reaching from Montmartre, Paris, to the underground dance scene, spanning intimate clubs, late-night venues, and urban soundscapes.

He has collaborated with Play Paul, received remixes from CYDA, Ritmo Fatale, and Captain Mustache, and crafted remixes for Parisian pianist Maxence Cyrin, renowned for his melancholic and cinematic piano works, expressive melodies, and emotionally rich arrangements. Lost Boy 1984 also releases music on his own label, Hold On Love Records, including club versions of tracks like Kiss & Ride by Luapge, as well as dark-wave collaborations with Diar Storm, producing immersive, danceable, emotionally resonant tracks.

He has appeared in small supporting roles in films by Gerrit von Pottoriginale alongside figures like DJ Hell, Lars Eidinger, Wolfgang Flür (ex-Kraftwerk), and Klaus Fiehe , contributing to cinematic atmospheres while maintaining his unique musical identity. Known for working only from heart and intuition, he meticulously perfects his tracks over months and sometimes years, creating music that merges danceability, longing, nocturnal emotion, hypnotic energy, cinematic depth, emotional resonance, layered textures, and immersive atmospheres.