Eats Everything

Bristol, rave and a personality of his own

Eats Everything is the stage name of Daniel Pearce, a British DJ, producer, remixer, label owner, and presenter born in Bristol. His identity is deeply linked to the club culture of the West of England, with roots in house, techno, garage, jungle, breaks, and the direct energy of the rave. He started spinning records at the age of twelve and grew up musically between clubs and nights in Bristol such as Lakota, The Fire Station, Loco Bristol, Ripsnorter, and Scream, spaces that shaped his physical, open, and highly communicative way of understanding the dancefloor.

The impact of Entrance Song

Although he had been performing and producing for years, his international breakthrough came in 2011 with Entrance Song, released on PETS Recordings. The track placed him among the key names of a new British generation capable of mixing UK bass, house groove, and rave spirit without losing underground punch. From there, he built an extensive catalog, with originals, collaborations, edits, and his well-known Rebeef mixes, as well as music on labels such as PETS, Dirtybird, Hypercolour, Futureboogie, Desolat, Intec, Kneaded Pains, Crosstown Rebels, Cajual, Ovum, FFRR, and Southern Fried.

Labels, radio, and the craft of a selector

In 2015 he launched Edible, a label focused on quality house and a broad vision of the club; in 2019 he created EI8HT together with Andrés Campo, oriented towards techno with groove, funk, and dancefloor pressure. His career also includes two appearances on Essential Mix during 2012, the fabric 86 installment, a residency on BBC Radio 1 in 2017, and the Edible Beats show, broadcast internationally and recognized at the Mixcloud Radio Awards in 2018. That combination of technique, musical culture, and public humor has reinforced his image as an approachable, versatile selector deeply connected to dancing.

Global stages and creative present

Eats Everything has performed at clubs and festivals such as fabric London, Lakota, Watergate, The Warehouse Project, Printworks, EDC Las Vegas, Boomtown, Resistance, elrow, and Glastonbury, where he shared the Fat Boy Eats Everything project with Fatboy Slim at Arcadia in 2019. In the studio, he has collaborated with artists such as Fatboy Slim, Green Velvet, Justin Martin, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Skream, Shermanology, Goldie, Gardna, MJ Cole, Chris Lorenzo, and Kerri Chandler. In 2025 he released his album We Lost Ourselves and Found A Family, a long-form work dedicated to the memory of the rave and the connections between house, drum and bass, breaks, garage, and British club music. In 2026 he maintains activity with new releases such as Make Some Noise and international sets that reaffirm his place as one of the most recognizable figures in UK house and techno.