Garvin’s latest single, “Party At The Ritz,” ties seamlessly into his evolving project, DRESDÔN, which is growing from a party series into a full-fledged record label. The track mirrors this development—crafted for DJs who appreciate subtlety, balance, and a steady groove that unfolds over time.
His live DJ sets embody the same ethos, focusing on thoughtful pacing, smooth progression, and precise control. He’s shared stages with names like Green Velvet, Darius Syrossian, and Cloonee, playing venues where careful sequencing and restraint take precedence over flashy changes.
This release is part of a steady stream of work from Garvin, with more records lined up on labels like Get Busy, Psicodelica, and Jack City—all following a similarly no-nonsense approach. “Party At The Ritz” fits perfectly within this framework, built for long-lasting play and consistent rotation.
Available now on Jesse Perez’s Mr. Nice Guy Records, the track is a minimalist house cut, driven by clipped percussion, a hypnotic organ loop, and a solid low-end foundation. It steers clear of big drops or breakdowns, keeping the energy tight and ready for any set.