// Intro
Nick London makes house records for late rooms. Solo as London X (OFC), and one half of the Miami duo Vampire Sex. Clear grooves, sharp edits, built for peak hour.
The sound leans dark and atmospheric without tipping into melodrama, and stays underground without playing small. That restraint is the point — the work carries itself, so the writing around it does not need to oversell.
Hear the recordsHear the records// Proof
Every entry is a specific, dated, publicly sourced play. Nothing here is inferred.
22 labels with a confirmed release, from a full Beatport catalogue crawl, June 2026. Credited to Vampire Sex.
Selected. Sell-out status is shown only where a promoter, venue or ticketing platform said so publicly.
One record, three years deep and still being played. Tracklist counts move; these were read in July 2026.
// Records
( 2023 )
The record that keeps coming back. “Disco Party Baby” has 48 logged tracklist plays and 34 supporting DJs, from Amine Edge & DANCE to Pete Tong on BBC Radio 1. First logged play April 2023, most recent July 2026.
( 2024 )
With Carlos Diaz and Bonilla, out on Nervous Records. Fedde Le Grand played it as track 02 of Darklight Sessions 616 on SiriusXM, 28 days before the Beatport release date.
( 2024 )
On CUFF, Amine Edge & DANCE's label — the room this music is actually built for. Straight tech house, no ornament, cut for the middle of a set rather than the top of one.
( 2025 )
With Damelo, on Mood Child's Gangsta Moods Vol. 2. A label relationship worth converting into a showcase slot, and the most recent of the four.
// Support
01/03
Selected at number two in Electronic Groove's ten tracks to ignite the party atmosphere, by Amine Edge & DANCE.
// Electronic Groove2023-10-26