
There’s something about 3AM—the city hums a little softer, the air feels thicker, and emotions hit differently. Lavaud, the UK’s next genre-blurring powerhouse, captures that magic in the live performance video for her latest single, “3AM in London,” and let’s just say, we’re fully entranced. Signed to Saint & Citizen Music & Prmiseland, and working under the creative vision of JQ London of PL Studios, she transforms an industrial warehouse into an otherworldly stage where moody lighting, sultry vocals, and hypnotic movement collide.
Drenched in cinematic cool, the visual is less of a performance and more of an experience—like a secret underground show you just happened to stumble into. Lavaud moves through the space like she owns it, weaving in and out of the shadows as a group of dancers pulse to the beat around her. There’s a tension, a push and pull, like the track itself—fluid yet sharp, dreamy yet deliberate. Her voice? Flawless. The energy? Magnetic. The aesthetic? Somewhere between London nightlife and a high-fashion fever dream.

“The live version of 3am in London feels like pure freedom to me. It’s that rare kind of night where you lose track of time, wrapped up in desire, music, and city lights, where nothing else in the world matters except the person in front of you.” Mission accomplished. The live performance video for “3AM in London” is now streaming, but watch it here live as Lavaud, gives us the after-hours escapism we didn’t know we needed.
Image credit: LAVAUD
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