Let the music guide you
Meet you wHere you are
Deep electronic DJ mixes designed to guide mood, movement and reflection
DO YOU EVER USE MUSIC TO HELP PROCESS THINGS YOU CAN’T EXPLAIN? THIS IS A SPACE FOR YOU
About Lost Keys
A Different Way to Listen
Lost Keys is a listening practice designed around how you feel
Each session explores different emotional states through instinctively curated long-form mixes, guiding you through stillness, reflection, movement, joy, and release. You don’t choose by genre. You choose by how you feel.
Track Notes accompany each session, offering a deeper layer of reflection and guidance, helping you stay with the experience and notice what’s shifting as you move through it.
THe Experience
All Sessions Sit in Rooms
Each Room is designed for a different emotional and nervous system state. Enter the one that feels right for you. Choose a session, move through it, and take from it what you need.
Track Notes accompany every session, guiding reflection and helping you stay present. Together, the music and notes create the full Lost Keys experience.
Experience Music a different way, let the music meet you where you are
Choose a room
Performance Room
Expression. Presence. Joy in motion.
Step in when you’re aligned and alive. This is a space to amplify your energy, share freely, and express yourself, without searching, only being.
Enjoy solo or with friends.
UNDERGROUND Room
Activation. Momentum. Reclaimed energy.
Step in when you’re ready to break stagnation, move before clarity, and shift your nervous system from stuck to mobilised.
It provokes movement, not stillness.
INTIMATE Room
Safety. Stillness. Emotional processing.
Step in when you need space to feel without performing. This is a private, grounded place where vulnerability is held and stillness restores.
Sit with what you have, take what you need.
Featured Session
“a reimagination of memories in music”
Underground Room
TRACK NOTES
The origins behind the music
Each Music Session is accompanied Track Notes, the origins behind the music and the states they came from.
Track Notes offer context for each session; the arc, intention, and headspace behind the mix. They provide gentle structure to the listening practice, but they’re always optional.