Electronic producers Lost Stories, Zaeden collaborate for first time on 'Uncomplicated'
Uncomplicated utilises luscious chord patterns topped with vocals from Matthew Steeper.


Uncomplicated cover[/caption]A long overdue collaboration between two of the country’s popular artists, ‘Uncomplicated’ follows Lost Stories’ appearance as the faces of Budweiser’s ‘Free Yourself’ campaign at this year’s Tomorrowland. The duo have performed at several global events, including Tomorrowland, Mysteryland, and IMS Ibiza - where they were invited at the special request of IMS founder Pete Tong.Gaining support from the likes of Marshmello, Diplo, KSHMR, and Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Lost Stories - made up of Prayag Mehta and Rishab Joshi - also racked up success with three number #1 iTunes singles via releases with Sony and Universal Music.With DJ/producer Zaeden also providing vocals across his other projects, the producer will launch a debut vocal EP in 2019. Zaeden is the youngest ever Indian DJ to play Tomorrowland and the first Indian act to be signed to the iconic Spinnin’ Records label.Gaining support from the likes of Tiesto, Hardwell and the late Avicii, Zaeden has performed numerous Ibiza sets, including performances at both Pacha and Privilege, as well as delivering hits such as ‘Never Let You Go’ and the iconic ‘Tempted to Touch.'A powerful and melodic hit which blurs the lines between both up-tempo festival vibes and radio-friendly releases, ‘Uncomplicated’ marks an exciting chapter in the career of both artists.

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