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'Burn' is an edible electronic treat from Eats Everything [Premiere]

  • March 30, 2018
  • Amy Fielding
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Eats Everything is not just a name in the world of dance music, he's also a DJ and producer recognized for his all-embracing, non-exclusive and diverse style. From taking to the decks at some of the biggest parties in the form of Elrow, Snowbombing, Parklife and Awakenings to appearences on Dirtybird, Crosstown Rebels, Hypercolour and his own edible imprint, Eats aka Daniel Pearce is a firm favorite.

Seeing more current releases on the likes of Cajual and Relief, Eats latest delivery arrives via edible and includes a remix from Matador. The label has seen huge support since it's conception in 2015 and although relatively new in the grand scheme of music releases, edible have welcomed the likes of Lord Leopard, Andres Campo, Elliot Adamson and Waze & Odyssey to the portfolio.

Coming in with an ample kick drum and some low end filtering of the groove, 'Burn' is a fast pace nod of the hat to some of the early elements in dance music. Percussion and cymbals paired with a classic sounding vocal wrap this up into a jazzed-up, tech-house package perfect for throwing in to a high energy, peak time mix. The remix from Matador is a progressive rework, staying true to Eats' creation whilst adding his slick, melodic production to the track.

Eats Everything's Burn EP is available via edible Friday 30th March 2018 and available to purchase HERE.

Connect with Eats Everything: Soundcloud | Facebook | Twitter

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London based & the UK Editor at EARMILK. Techno, House, Disco & anything between. Tweet: amyworldpeace

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