Jenn Getz & Alfie have released a new single titled “All I Really Want,” offering a steady, groove-focused track shaped by both house and garage elements. The release brings a familiar vocal reference into a modern production style the duo has been developing over the last few years.
“All I Really Want” uses a reimagined Mary J. Blige vocal as its foundation, but the emphasis stays on the rhythm and movement built around it. The production leans into a clean, low-end groove, light swing, and simple melodic touches that give the track a warm, dance-floor feel. It’s direct in structure—no unnecessary layers, just a clear pace that carries the song from start to finish.
The single also reflects how Jenn Getz & Alfie have grown since first breaking into the Dubai scene. Their sound has become more refined, focusing on groove, clarity, and consistency. Along the way, they’ve released on labels across the UK and Europe and built a steady presence through shows in London, Brooklyn, Dubai, and at various Defected events. Their recent recognition—from a “Future of Dance” nod to magazine features—has come as a result of this steady, grounded progression.
“All I Really Want” fits neatly into that trajectory. It shows the duo leaning into what they do best: simple, functional, well-paced music designed for real dance floors rather than trends.
With this release, Jenn Getz & Alfie continue expanding their catalog while preparing for more international shows and upcoming music throughout the year.
