WRECKED: Partok / Mike Servito / PEPIITA / Loren / Ron Like Hell / Ryan Smith
About This Event
At BASEMENT, Partok, Mike Servito, PEPIITA, Loren, Ron Like Hell and Ryan Smith share a bill. Loren moves between vocal-led material — noted by the track "Never Enough" — and patient, gamelan-informed ambient work; Partok favors structured, pacing-focused club DJing; Mike Servito is a techno DJ/producer, and Ron Like Hell is presented as a collaborative performance concept.
About WRECKED
WRECKED at BASEMENT is a live DJ program framed as a late-night cultural event rather than a conventional club bill. The lineup moves between techno lineage and queer performance traditions, with DJ Bone, Mutagenix, Bapari, Kevin Aviance, and Mister Wallace sharing the room’s attention. BASEMENT’s sound and spatial design put pressure on the music’s details, making selection and pacing the main narrative. In New York, where dance floors have long doubled as social infrastructure, the night reads as documentation in real time.
About the Artists
Partok
Partok is a New York City–based electronic DJ heard in rooms like Good Room, where club culture is treated as a craft. Their sets have appeared on bills alongside Stuntsz, Ben Wagner, James Axon, Leo Scheck, Jason Wang, and Markus Z, including the event “Stuntsz: Body Language.
Mike Servito
Mike Servito is a DJ and music producer recognized for his contributions to the electronic music scene, particularly in the techno genre.
Loren
Loren is an electronic artist and DJ heard in New York City club lineups, including sets at Signal. Their work moves between vocal-led material, known to some audiences through the track “Never Enough,” and patient, atmosphere-driven electronics informed by study in ambient composition and Balinese gamelan traditions.
Ron Like Hell
Ron Like Hell is a performance concept that typically features a collaborative effort among various artists, often in a music or entertainment context.