Levon Vincent has been one of the premier techno and house producers since the early 2000s. His sought-after discography, nearly all of which has been self-released, evolved from early tracks inspired by acid house and electro-disco to a raw yet emotional signature sound blending lean dub techno with deep house, additionally taking influence from post-minimalism and modern composition. He places a high priority on quality control, rarely appears on other imprints, and tends to shy away from remix requests, despite being pursued often. He regularly played at major London club Fabric for a decade, and released the mix CD Fabric 63 in 2012. His debut full-length, Levon Vincent, was one of 2015's most acclaimed dance albums. He followed it with the expansive and hypnotic For Paris (2017) and World Order Music (2019), as well as the downtempo home-listening release Silent Cities (2022).