Talk about a song full of history today! Toolroom‘s latest will have you reminiscing about yesteryear this time. They always deliver, but this time they brought out the big guns for a combo designed to mark the dancefloor: Sara Parker‘s rendition of a 30-year-old classic, icon Eats Everything, and irresistible beats.

‘My Love Is Deep‘, a timeless composition originally released in 1995 on the Sharp Boys’ own ‘Sharp Recordings’ imprint, took the scene by storm back then — and Eats Everything and Sara Parker aim to achieve the same level of engagement three decades later. The original track’s enduring legacy is inextricably linked to the late, venerated DJ Tony De Vit, who famously championed it on the dancefloor of London’s Trade nightclub.

Fast forward to the present, and the iconic track receives a scorching “Reebeef”. This reimagining arrives hot on the heels of Eats’ debut album, We Lost Ourselves and Found A Family, released in March 2025. With 15 years of experience, Daniel Pearce, the man behind the alias, he has garnered widespread acclaim for his adaptable productions and electrifying DJ sets, which showcase his broad musical spectrum that encompasses House, Bass, and Tech House.

Listen to Eats Everything’s Reebeef of Sara Parker’s ‘My Love Is Deep’, by hitting the ‘Play‘ button on the Spotify player below. Be sure to follow our page to stay up to date on the latest news and views regarding our beloved Dance music industry.

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Buenos Aires takes place from December 8th-9th at Mandarine Park. Day 1 sees Adam Beyer with a special Drumcode Takeover. That includes ANNA, Adam Beyer, Pan-Pot, and Lilly Palmer. Now, Day 2 sees headliners like Camelphat, Hot Since 82, Joris Voorn, and Mathame. Early bird tickets have sold out but get your Tier 1 tickets for RESISTANCE Buenos Aires here.

Medellin takes place on December 3rd at Estadio Cincuentenario with a featured performance from Richie Hawtin. This is going to be “one of the electronic dance world’s intellectual forces” for the techno legend. In addition, catch additional headliners like Chris Liebing, Eats Everything, Joris Voorn, Layla Benitez, and Sama’ Abdulhadi. Get Tier 2 tickets here.

Each event promises to captivate, while fans eagerly wait for Ultra Music Festival 2023. Which Ultra RESISTANCE Latin America event are you going to?

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Featuring artists like Jamie Jones, Hot Since 82, Nicole Moudaber, Lee Foss, Alan Fitzpatrick, Eats Everything, and many more, Amnesia will be the place to be this summer.

Here’s what Jamie Jones had to say about Amnesia:

Amnesia is one of the few places left that truly feels like it couldn’t be anywhere else in the world other than Ibiza. I can also say that as a DJ I’ve only been inspired enough to take my music on a new trajectory three times in my life. Two of those experiences have been on the Amnesia terrace as the sun comes up. Nothing compares to that floor when it’s alive and I couldn’t be more excited to bring all my energy, passion and the Paradise Official love to the temple of amnesia this summer.

-Jamie Jones via Facebook

Tickets are available now on the Amnesia website.

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With Elrow also returning as the stage host, it’s going to be an epic holiday weekend. The fun continues with Carl Craig, Joseph Capriati, Richie Hawtin, ANNA, Gorgon City, Lane 8, Vintage Culture, and Chris Lake. Need more music? Just wait because Nora En Pure, Claptone, Boris Brejcha, Eats Everything, Ben Böhmer, and even more will be there. ARC debuted in Chi City last year, uniting scenes and connecting communities around the world. Nestled in the city is creative history, and a perfect place to come together. Its expansion this year brings international artists for a world-class event.

UPDATE: ARC’s new lineup additions include the always eclectic Acid Pauli, elrow residents De La Swing and Tini Gessler, leftfield South Florida veteran DJ Three, trailblazer Mark Farina, atmospheric producer Öona Dahl, and Berlin techno production duo Pan-Pot.

ARC also welcomes back the ARC Car Stage powered by The GoodBus. The GoodBus is a full length school bus that has been converted into a fully-functional mobile sound stage with a 10,000 watt speaker system. A number of acts have been announced as support including Alex Kislov, Dangerwayne, Dani Deahl, and more.

Make your way through four immersive stages from the technicolor containers of The Grid, to the deeper shades of Expansions. In between, party at Spain’s Elrow psychedelic outfit. This city-wide vibe is here to stay and with a lineup like this, ARC cements itself as a premier festival stop. International techno, modern house, melodic shades of house, avant-garde eclectic maestros, deep and dark–you name it, they have it. Lastly, let’s not forget all things Chicago house, the lifeblood of the festival.

Culture, music, art, and food await you. Auris Presents is at the helm of organization. They bring decades of experience, where attendees can also look forward to some after parties across Auris and venues RADIUS, PRYSM, and the Concord Music Hall. Tickets go on sale March 17th, and you can access them here. Check out their fantastic lineup below.

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Prydz first debuted his exhilarating, innovative stage at Tomorrowland’s first weekend in 2019. Its intricate design could not be brought back in 2020 due to the pandemic or to Creamfields in 2021. But now, Creamfields celebrates 25 years of life where 50,000 attendees are welcome for a two-day camping festival extravaganza. This is going to be a “game-changer for the UK festival landscape.”

Now, CF South already announced their lineup as well. It’s going to be one of the dance world’s most revered audiovisual shows, according to Billboard. Heavy hitters include Fisher, Fat Boy Slim, Oliver Heldens, Andy C, Pete Tong, Paul van Dyk, Idris Elba, and many more. All things house, techno, jungle, trance, and beyond await you. Creamfields North will take place from August 25th-28th and host artists of the same echelon. Those include Above & Beyond, Nina Kraviz, Armin van Buuren, Camelphat, Carl Cox, David Guetta, Martin Garrix, Tiesto, and more. North takes place 30 minutes outside of Liverpool.

Lastly, the event is pulling out all the stops for their anniversary and we can’t wait. Attendees can enjoy a weekend amongst an iconic backdrop, for this multi-stage festival. Not to mention the 15,000 capacity Steel Yard superstructure will bring all the vibes and a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Check out the full lineup below. Get final tickets Friday, January 28th at 10 am GMT.

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It was recently announced that Noisily would be returning in 2022. The weekend festival will be taking place from July 7th – 10th 2022. The festival is set to take place in the Coney Woods, on the Noseley Hall Estate, in Leicester, United Kingdom. If you’ve yet to experience an event in the UK, this is something you might want to look into. The house and land have been in the Hazelrigg family since the 17th century, and Noisily is the only event that takes place on the grounds.

This year, everyone from Eats Everything, to Frida Darko, & Carbon, are set to make an appearance. In addition to this, Pauli Pocket, Audley, Atlantik, and many more are also set to perform. If this wasn’t enough to entice you to go, 2022 will mark the year that the one & only John Digweed debuts on the festival grounds. In anticipation of this years event, the team behind Noisily has dropped an exciting release video, which I’ve linked below.

Noisily Release Video

If this video isn’t enough to get you excited for the event, I’m not too sure what will. As stated before, John Digweed will be playing the festival for the very first time. In the process he will be closing the Noisily Stage on Sunday evening with an epic four-hour set.

In addition to this, Carbon alongside Lampe & Luis M will be serving up the most delicious psychedelic techno sets that Leicestershire’s ever seen. Opening the Noisily Stage on Saturday alongside her good friend Tony Casanova, Frida Darko will be bringing the forest to life with her unique blend of psychedelic downtempo techno.  Her music, although downtempo, has a driving quality which is to ignite the dancefloor as she takes us through the evening.

Other genres will be fairly represented, as OC & Verde will be serving up some of the dance scenes’ best tech-house. If you’re more into the bass side of things, never fear, as the legendary Bristol tastemaker Eats Everything will also be blessing those in attendance with his selector skills.

For more information, as well as tickets to Noisily 2022, be sure to check out their official website, here. See you there! You can check out the full, official lineup, below.

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Right now, they’re featuring Alan Fitzpatrick, Ben Sims, Charlotte de Witte, Eats Everything, Frazi.er, Green Velvet, and Honey Dijon. Additionally, join Kink for a live set, plus Maceo Plex, Eli Brown, Solardo, Nina Kraviz, Richie Hawtin, and so much more. An explosive lineup like this generates a ton of excitement for the fall. Here’s to all our international fans!

Last year, Terminal featured Patrick Topping’s live stream across their virtual platform. Now, the world welcomes back over 70 artists to the multiple indoor stages that this event has to offer. Gathering at the Scottish capital for, this biannual underground EDM festival is making a triumphant comeback.

About Terminal V

The event started back in 2017 as a one-day shindig with two stages. Only 2000 people attended and it was an intimate gathering of elephantine proportions. As the stalwarts of the industry have grown, so has the event. It’s grown at an unprecedented rate that ranks it among one of the most unique and largest indoor music festival in Europe.

If you’re in need of a getaway with some excellent music, find yourself here. Peruse their website for more details on tickets, as those will be announced very soon. Their Berlin festival launches July 30th-August 2nd this year, with various ‘All Nighter’ summer events to follow.

They started with new beginnings, entered their second coming, celebrated Halloween, and became the rising and reckoning of techno and house. Wander into their underground house this year for an epic return and check out their lineup below.

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This new episode of Eats Everything’s Edible Beats radio show received the wonderful visit of the legend, Carl Cox, on New Year’s Eve. Moreover, Eats everything took a moment to appreciate Carl Cox’s Drum ‘N’ Bass set and visit on his show.

“Probably one of our proudest moments on Edible Beats … Carl Cox has delivered a special NYE guest mix for you AND it’s an hour of Drum & Bass ! This one is an absolute belter, LET’S GO !”

Eats Everything

Earlier this year, Dance The Year Away took place. The 20-hour Livestream featured Carl Cox and others playing sets in different time zones. Besides, the Livestream helped to soften the blow for many in the dance music community who would normally ring in the New Year at a festival or rave.

Carl Cox pulled out many sublime selections across the duration of the set. In this performance, you can find tracks from the likes of Total Science, DJ Marky & SPY, Commix, Shy FX, and more. If you want to discover all the DnB gems in this set, make sure to check the tracklist out.

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This virus transcends among race, class, wealth, fame, and power. No one is exempt from its grasp. Yet we have so many questions. Will streaming remain popular after clubs re-open? Should we take this time to change the industry for the better? What exactly is the impact felt upon thousands of people who depended on the industry? How do you replicate a live experience in a virtual world?

As a community of dance music fans, we used to think that nothing would reach us. One tiny enemy shocked us all. We’ve seen the cancellations of shows and the tumbling of live entertainment’s economy. How is the music industry adapting and how can it come back as an example? Re-openings did us no good, and it’s pushed us back further.

Can you believe it’s already been this long under social distancing? It seems like forever, and we just want to know when things will start to look up.

We have music videos making a comeback this weekend on Facebook, so we can enjoy more than a ten-second clip. New music from our favorite artists will suffice for now as we anxiously wait for the new year. Look’s like the industry really is improvising, adapting, and will be overcoming in the future.

There will be brighter times ahead. This period is a time of creativity, patience, and virtue. If we can survive this, we can survive anything.

Watch the documentary film below and let us know what you think.

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It is taking place on the Mediterranean island from September 11-13, just between Sicily and the North African coast. All the greats in house and techno will be there. Honey Dijon, Eli Brown, Mason Maynard, Solardo, Eats Everything, and more await you.

Europe has already successfully fought the pandemic, and so their restrictions on live shows and events seem to be rolling back. Looks like they’re going to be the first to come back since lockdown. So, why Malta and how are event organizers handling the coronavirus?

While the location is beautiful, the island also reportedly has the second-lowest number of COVID-19 cases. And that’s within all of Europe. Attendees must fill out a questionnaire detailing recent travel from the past month. An additional COVID-19 test may also be required. Furthermore, the festival site is implementing temperature checks upon entry, sanitation stations, and testing on-site.

Anyone considering attending should take their own health into consideration, and know that traveling is at their own risk. Please also consider the status of travel restrictions for your own country. However, note that Europe is still banning US citizens from entry at this time. If the event postpones or cancels, purchasers will receive a refund or passes to a future edition.

If you purchase tickets but cannot attend due to a travel ban by the Maltese government, refunds will be issued. Find out more details on their policies here.

Tickets for The BPM Festival Malta are available here with hotels available for lodging as well. Things are subject to change especially in show business, given the current circumstances. Though we are eager and anxious to see how this turns out.

Check out the Phase 1 lineup below and let us know if you plan on attending!

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