Louis the Child

Louis the Child is an American electronic music duo formed in 2013, consisting of members Frederic Kennett and Jacob Luttrell. The duo first gained prominence with their remix of the song 'The Way You Are' by the artist 'The Chainsmokers'. They quickly established themselves in the electronic music scene with their unique sound that blends elements of future bass, pop, and indie electronic. They are known for their energetic live performances and have toured extensively across the United States and internationally. Their debut EP, 'Love is Alive', released in 2016, helped solidify their place in the electronic music genre.

Louis the Child draws inspiration from a wide range of musical styles and artists. They cite influences from genres such as indie pop, hip-hop, and electronic dance music (EDM). Notable artists that have influenced their sound include Flume, Daft Punk, ODESZA, and Porter Robinson. The duo is also inspired by various other genres, which contributes to their eclectic sound and ability to cross over into pop music.

The duo's name, 'Louis the Child', is derived from a childhood nickname of Frederic Kennett. They gained significant attention after their track 'It's Strange' featuring K.Flay in 2016. Louis the Child is known for their collaborative spirit, often working with various artists and vocalists to create their music. They have a strong online presence, particularly on social media platforms where they engage with their fans directly. Their music is often characterized by uplifting melodies, catchy hooks, and a blend of electronic instrumentation.

Louis the Child has played a vital role in the modern electronic music landscape, particularly in the development of future bass and pop-infused electronic tracks. Their ability to create feel-good music that resonates with a wide audience has led to a significant following. They represent a new generation of artists who are redefining the boundaries of electronic music, making it more accessible to mainstream listeners. Their impact can be seen in their influence on upcoming artists and their contributions to festival lineups worldwide.