Dan Pearce has never been "cool" and, by his own admission, on appearance, you probably wouldn't think you’re looking at one of the world's best DJs. Looks can be deceiving, eh.

Sporting an unashamed larger frame, a fun loving character and a cheeky grin (not to mention a ravenous appetite!), Eats Everything is the antithesis of your slick Instagram-able DJ. Spoiler alert: he's all the more relatable for it.

Equally as engaging as his personality, is his underdog backstory.

Immersing himself in his local illegal rave network, Dan always dreamed of hitting the big time. Though life has a habit of dealing tough doses of reality.

His wife, though encouraging and empathetic, gave him an ultimatum: give music a shot for a year, but if nothing materialized after twelve months, then it would be time to find a "real" job with stability and constant paycheck.

The best part of ten months passed with Dan toiling but struggling to earn enough. The fees he got from irregular DJ gigs were meager and unreliable. Then, just as he had conceded defeat and a life of career indifference, a miracle happened. CATZ N DOGZ signed Entrance Song to their Pets Recordings label and the track blew up! Overnight, Eats Everything went from relative nobody to the hottest name in the underground.

Labels and promoters alike scrambled to sign him up and just like that, the pieces of the jigsaw fell into place. Dan never returned to his soulless office job in recruitment. Instead Eats Everything was here to stay.

Over the coming months and years, he would add to a growing list of achievements. Releasing tracks on esteemed labels such as dirtybird, Hypercolour and Futureboogie, Eats quickly earned a reputation for making forward-thinking, bass-heavy house music.

His sound was distinctly Bristolian in nature: non-linear with influence from drum and bass and hardcore.

For the uninitiated, westerly Bristol is somewhat of a musical anomaly. With an outsider mentality, the city boasts a rich cultural heritage. It's unfashionable, but for locals and visitors alike, it's often regarded as one of the UK's best destinations for nightlife. In recent years, Eats Everything has been pivotal in amplifying Bristol's dance music heartbeat.

This fresh sound helped accelerate the tech house era that was just starting to emerge as the scene's dominant sub-genre.

After ten years at house music's forefront, Eats Everything is one of the industry's safest pair of hands. Success hasn't changed him though. He's still a fun loving foodie who just happens to be one of the very best.

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Eats Meets West - Chip Shop Rave

Here's the video of when we had a little rave up in Regent Fish and Chip shop in Weston-super-Mare! #EATSMEETSWEST

Eats Everything - Chip Shop Rave (Weston-super-Mare) EATS MEETS WEST TOUR

Eats Everything - Entrance Song

RELEASE NAME Eats Everything - Entrance Song
RELEASE DATE 2011-07-11
LABEL Pets Recordings
CATALOG # PETS011

http://www.pets-recordings.com
https://twitter.com/PetsRecordings

Jackin'/techy/whatever-ey house producer 'Eats Everything' is a fast-rising DJ/producer with a machine-like work ethic. In a little less than a year Dan Pearce aka Eats Everything already boasts a clutch of releases and remixes on Southern Fried and OMG!. Interest in this young gun is starting to swell. Annie Mac, Claude von Stroke, Catz n Dogz, J Phlip, Riva Starr, Justin Martin, regularly support his titles. Mixmag weren't wrong when they claimed Eats Everything is One To Watch. His debut release for Pets Recordings features two uniquely fresh Originals. Title track "Entrance Song" is a beautifully soulful, big bottomed bass-monster. Chopped vocals, rave stabs and a bassline to die for make this a summer smash in the making. "Heard That" with its broken beats and Sunshine Anderson homage vocal is a party starter extraordinaire. One for the ladies as again, 'bass' rules the day. Remixing "Entrance Song" is the task of rising Polish producer SLG. Turning it on its head, the man from Lodz reworks the title