I care about how a party feels.

Not just what’s playing — but when the shift happens.
When people stop standing around and start moving closer.
When someone laughs and says, “okay… this just got good.”

That’s the moment I build toward.

I didn’t start DJ Tiny Dancer to be a club DJ. I started it because I love watching a room turn. I love when a milestone birthday becomes a full dance floor. When a celebration feels effortless instead of forced. When nostalgia and house music somehow make sense in the same set.

My approach is simple: build the energy gradually.

Disco-forward. Pop-accessible. House structure underneath.
No chaos. No ego. No yelling into a mic.

Just momentum.

Most of the events I play are for people who care about the details. They want the lighting right. They want the vibe right. They want the night to feel intentional. That’s our lane, together.

Before every event, we talk through the room — who’s coming, what era hits hardest, how bold you want to go. Then I design the arc. When I mix, I’m calm. I read the room. I adjust. I let the night breathe.

At the end of the night, I want people to say one thing: “That was a good party.”

— DJ Tiny Dancer