Louis The Child has charted over 20 hits on Billboard's Hot Dance/Electronic Songs tally to date and amassed nearly two billion combined career streams. On their bouncy new single, "Believe It" (with Madeon), released via Interscope Records, they come full circle. The acclaimed Chicago production duo, comprising Robby Hauldren and Freddy Kennett, originally met as teenagers at a Madeon concert and the acclaimed French artist was the first to take Louis The Child on tour. Listen to "Believe It" HERE - and expect a summer full of new music from Louis The Child!
Hailing the song as one of the best new dance tracks, Billboard observed, "['Believe It'] is all bounce, effervescence and (seemingly) marimba, with the vocals giving the song a pop lean and a singalong melody and all its parts building to a giddy jam that's not only joyful, but - in the very quickly moving world of dance releases, memorable too." CULTR noted, "The vibes are immaculate with this fresh and fluffy house offering." Praising "Believe It" as "an anthem for endless summer days," EDM.com said, "Madeon's melancholic musings flutter atop a breezy house beat from Louis The Child, a dancefloor-ready groove with an indie undertow."
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Louis The Child float through electronic, pop, and alternative with wide-eyed wonder, adventurous spirit, and the elation of being present. Since 2013, the Chicago-bred duo--Freddy Kennett and Robby Hauldren--have popped off as a phenomenon streamed over 1.1 billion streams worldwide and endorsed by pop royalty such as Taylor Swift and Lorde. Along the way, the boys packed hallowed venues such as Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO and New York's Terminal 5 where they sold out a three-night stand. In addition, Louis The Child made explosive appearances at Coachella, Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, Electric Forest, and beyond. Not to mention, they garnered acclaim from Billboard, Rolling Stone, People Magazine, Hypebeast, Dancing Astronaut, covered the Summer 2020 Issue of DJ Times, and more.
In 2020, they unveiled their full-length debut the aptly titled Here For Now [Interscope]. Over the course of the record, the group deliver 14 anthemic affirmations of a universal truth, including "Every Color" with Foster The People, "Little Things" with Quin XCII and Chelsea Cutler, and the single "Big Love" with EARTHGANG, which was the 2021 Turner Sports March Madness theme song.
Later in 2020, the pair released the Candy 2 album, a 19-track mixtape that follows the original Candy tape they released exclusively on Soundcloud in 2017. They also dropped two additional singles, "Self-Care" Feat. COIN, which has racked up over18.6 Million global streams and "Somewhere Else" with BabyJake.
2021 marks the Euphoria era for Louis The Child, during which they will be releasing a number of tracks leading into the Euphoria project including their previous single "So What" Feat. ARIZONA, which has now amassed 6 million global streams, while the official video has had over 156k views
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Hailing the song as one of the best new dance tracks, Billboard observed, "['Believe It'] is all bounce, effervescence and (seemingly) marimba, with the vocals giving the song a pop lean and a singalong melody and all its parts building to a giddy jam that's not only joyful, but - in the very quickly moving world of dance releases, memorable too." CULTR noted, "The vibes are immaculate with this fresh and fluffy house offering." Praising "Believe It" as "an anthem for endless summer days," EDM.com said, "Madeon's melancholic musings flutter atop a breezy house beat from Louis The Child, a dancefloor-ready groove with an indie undertow."
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Louis The Child float through electronic, pop, and alternative with wide-eyed wonder, adventurous spirit, and the elation of being present. Since 2013, the Chicago-bred duo--Freddy Kennett and Robby Hauldren--have popped off as a phenomenon streamed over 1.1 billion streams worldwide and endorsed by pop royalty such as Taylor Swift and Lorde. Along the way, the boys packed hallowed venues such as Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO and New York's Terminal 5 where they sold out a three-night stand. In addition, Louis The Child made explosive appearances at Coachella, Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, Electric Forest, and beyond. Not to mention, they garnered acclaim from Billboard, Rolling Stone, People Magazine, Hypebeast, Dancing Astronaut, covered the Summer 2020 Issue of DJ Times, and more.
In 2020, they unveiled their full-length debut the aptly titled Here For Now [Interscope]. Over the course of the record, the group deliver 14 anthemic affirmations of a universal truth, including "Every Color" with Foster The People, "Little Things" with Quin XCII and Chelsea Cutler, and the single "Big Love" with EARTHGANG, which was the 2021 Turner Sports March Madness theme song.
Later in 2020, the pair released the Candy 2 album, a 19-track mixtape that follows the original Candy tape they released exclusively on Soundcloud in 2017. They also dropped two additional singles, "Self-Care" Feat. COIN, which has racked up over18.6 Million global streams and "Somewhere Else" with BabyJake.
2021 marks the Euphoria era for Louis The Child, during which they will be releasing a number of tracks leading into the Euphoria project including their previous single "So What" Feat. ARIZONA, which has now amassed 6 million global streams, while the official video has had over 156k views
Louis The Child has charted over 20 hits on Billboard's Hot Dance/Electronic Songs tally to date and amassed nearly two billion combined career streams. On their bouncy new single, "Believe It" (with Madeon), released via Interscope Records, they come full circle. The acclaimed Chicago production duo, comprising Robby Hauldren and Freddy Kennett, originally met as teenagers at a Madeon concert and the acclaimed French artist was the first to take Louis The Child on tour. Listen to "Believe It" HERE - and expect a summer full of new music from Louis The Child!
Hailing the song as one of the best new dance tracks, Billboard observed, "['Believe It'] is all bounce, effervescence and (seemingly) marimba, with the vocals giving the song a pop lean and a singalong melody and all its parts building to a giddy jam that's not only joyful, but - in the very quickly moving world of dance releases, memorable too." CULTR noted, "The vibes are immaculate with this fresh and fluffy house offering." Praising "Believe It" as "an anthem for endless summer days," EDM.com said, "Madeon's melancholic musings flutter atop a breezy house beat from Louis The Child, a dancefloor-ready groove with an indie undertow."
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Louis The Child float through electronic, pop, and alternative with wide-eyed wonder, adventurous spirit, and the elation of being present. Since 2013, the Chicago-bred duo--Freddy Kennett and Robby Hauldren--have popped off as a phenomenon streamed over 1.1 billion streams worldwide and endorsed by pop royalty such as Taylor Swift and Lorde. Along the way, the boys packed hallowed venues such as Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO and New York's Terminal 5 where they sold out a three-night stand. In addition, Louis The Child made explosive appearances at Coachella, Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, Electric Forest, and beyond. Not to mention, they garnered acclaim from Billboard, Rolling Stone, People Magazine, Hypebeast, Dancing Astronaut, covered the Summer 2020 Issue of DJ Times, and more.
In 2020, they unveiled their full-length debut the aptly titled Here For Now [Interscope]. Over the course of the record, the group deliver 14 anthemic affirmations of a universal truth, including "Every Color" with Foster The People, "Little Things" with Quin XCII and Chelsea Cutler, and the single "Big Love" with EARTHGANG, which was the 2021 Turner Sports March Madness theme song.
Later in 2020, the pair released the Candy 2 album, a 19-track mixtape that follows the original Candy tape they released exclusively on Soundcloud in 2017. They also dropped two additional singles, "Self-Care" Feat. COIN, which has racked up over18.6 Million global streams and "Somewhere Else" with BabyJake.
2021 marks the Euphoria era for Louis The Child, during which they will be releasing a number of tracks leading into the Euphoria project including their previous single "So What" Feat. ARIZONA, which has now amassed 6 million global streams, while the official video has had over 156k views
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Hailing the song as one of the best new dance tracks, Billboard observed, "['Believe It'] is all bounce, effervescence and (seemingly) marimba, with the vocals giving the song a pop lean and a singalong melody and all its parts building to a giddy jam that's not only joyful, but - in the very quickly moving world of dance releases, memorable too." CULTR noted, "The vibes are immaculate with this fresh and fluffy house offering." Praising "Believe It" as "an anthem for endless summer days," EDM.com said, "Madeon's melancholic musings flutter atop a breezy house beat from Louis The Child, a dancefloor-ready groove with an indie undertow."
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Louis The Child float through electronic, pop, and alternative with wide-eyed wonder, adventurous spirit, and the elation of being present. Since 2013, the Chicago-bred duo--Freddy Kennett and Robby Hauldren--have popped off as a phenomenon streamed over 1.1 billion streams worldwide and endorsed by pop royalty such as Taylor Swift and Lorde. Along the way, the boys packed hallowed venues such as Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO and New York's Terminal 5 where they sold out a three-night stand. In addition, Louis The Child made explosive appearances at Coachella, Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, Electric Forest, and beyond. Not to mention, they garnered acclaim from Billboard, Rolling Stone, People Magazine, Hypebeast, Dancing Astronaut, covered the Summer 2020 Issue of DJ Times, and more.
In 2020, they unveiled their full-length debut the aptly titled Here For Now [Interscope]. Over the course of the record, the group deliver 14 anthemic affirmations of a universal truth, including "Every Color" with Foster The People, "Little Things" with Quin XCII and Chelsea Cutler, and the single "Big Love" with EARTHGANG, which was the 2021 Turner Sports March Madness theme song.
Later in 2020, the pair released the Candy 2 album, a 19-track mixtape that follows the original Candy tape they released exclusively on Soundcloud in 2017. They also dropped two additional singles, "Self-Care" Feat. COIN, which has racked up over18.6 Million global streams and "Somewhere Else" with BabyJake.
2021 marks the Euphoria era for Louis The Child, during which they will be releasing a number of tracks leading into the Euphoria project including their previous single "So What" Feat. ARIZONA, which has now amassed 6 million global streams, while the official video has had over 156k views
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