South Florida keeps feeding the dance floor new talent, and 18-year-old Leondis is one of the names already making noise. His latest original, “LOST IN YOU,” lands right in the sweet spot where Dance Pop, Progressive House, and Bass House / Electro House collide. It is the kind of track that feels built for both late-night drives and packed festival tents.
Leondis (also known as Alex Leondis) has been stacking credentials faster than most producers his age. He already has an official remix on the Hellraisers Pt. 1 album for Cheat Codes and AJ Mitchell’s “Hate You + Love You.” He has also turned in official remixes for Two Friends, Over Easy, and Caslow. The Two Friends remix even caught Steve Aoki’s attention under Dim Mak and found its way into rotation on iHeartRadio’s Evolution. On the live side he has already shared stages with Ship Wrek and Twinsick. That is a solid résumé for someone who only recently turned 18.
“LOST IN YOU” continues the upward curve. Releasing under Lost In Dreams Records, the track leans into the progressive side of house while still carrying the punch and bounce of bass-driven electro. You get the melodic lift and emotional pull that Dance Pop fans chase, but the low end stays heavy enough to keep the Bass House heads locked in. It feels like the natural next step for a producer who has spent the last couple of years sharpening his remix game and is now putting his own originals front and center.
What stands out is how clean the progression feels. Progressive House elements give the track room to breathe and build, while the Bass House / Electro House influence keeps the energy from ever going soft. It is the kind of balance a lot of younger producers are chasing right now: accessible enough for broader playlists, but still rooted in the club. With the current wave of hybrid Dance Pop and Progressive House tracks finding homes on both mainstream and underground playlists, “LOST IN YOU” sits right in the middle of that conversation.
Leondis is clearly not interested in staying in one lane. The remix work already proved he can adapt to different artists’ worlds. Now the originals are starting to show what his own world sounds like. At 18, with performances next to established names and labels already taking notice, the trajectory is obvious. South Florida has produced plenty of dance music talent over the years, and Leondis looks determined to add his name to that list the right way—one strong release at a time.
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What do you think of Leondis’ sound so far? Drop your thoughts in the comments—curious to hear how “LOST IN YOU” is hitting for you.
