Locky

London as a mixing school

London's dancefloors are the starting point for a selector who has turned the club experience into a language of his own. Locky works from a very physical reading of house, UK garage, and tech house, with sets that seek the drive of the dancefloor without losing the detail of the selection. His bond with the British capital is not just geographical: the energy of nights like Fuse and Appetite, and the learning in the city's booths, appears in a way of mixing that is direct, functional, and with a memory of rave culture.

From local raver to recognizable signature

Locky's professional activity gained momentum starting in 2019, when he began playing at local parties and in London venues such as fabric and 93 Feet East. In 2022, he gained visibility within the underground circuit with material released on Beeyou, and later consolidated a catalog on labels and platforms such as neXup, UVAR, Dance Traxx LDN, and Hot Creations. That growth is supported both by his own productions and by collaborations with artists close to the new British wave of thick-bass house, elastic grooves, and references to garage.

The leap of Can’t Decide

The biggest point of exposure comes with Can’t Decide, a collaboration with Max Dean and Luke Dean released in 2025 by neXup under license from Warner Records. The track entered the official UK singles chart, reaching number 13, and also reached number 2 on the official dance chart, placing Locky in an unusual zone for a profile born in the underground club scene. The same alliance continues in b2b sets and a secret session in an Ibiza villa for DJ Mag, a format that amplifies his presence beyond the local booth and reinforces his connection with the international tech-house circuit.

Big booths, dancefloor instinct

Live, Locky has been moving from a circuit of London clubs to a schedule with international presence. His recent journey includes performances and events associated with The Warehouse Project, After Caposile, Appetite, Shelter Amsterdam, 528 Ibiza, UNVRS, Chinois Ibiza, Drumsheds, Glastonbury, and dates in countries such as Spain, Australia, and Sri Lanka. His current position is that of a rising artist within contemporary British house: a DJ and producer who keeps the pulse of the dancefloor as the center, but who now operates in festivals, labels, and collaborations with global reach.