Eats Everything

A food blogger has been banned from a seafood BBQ buffet in China for allegedly eating too much. The restaurant is advertised as "all you can eat."

January doesn't have to be terrible.

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When Eats Everything is in town, you can't complain about having nothing to do. To make sure you North American androids are up on the second half of

"Bugatti" will be released on December 8.

Back in July we were like the rest of the dance music community: getting hype to Tiga's "Bugatti." The tune contained some of the most memorably simpl

Seems only right for the final installment of Boiler Room's Ibiza Sessions for 2014 to end with a bang, and in a summer of endless high-profile B2B se

When not gleefully taking a bemused shot at his own fast-rising super-stardom in mockumentary form, Bristol, UK-based house producer Eats Everything i

Disclosure's "F For You" was an early favorite for this writer, for obvious reasons: it was one of the catchiest cuts from Settle without being too ch

At this point, whenever two members of San Francisco house juggernaut DirtyBird Records combine talents, it's the sonic equivalent of a "Choose Your A

Over the summer, Nile Rodgers and Eats Everything crafted the anthem for the International Music Summit in Ibiza. As you can see in the video up above

Musicians and food is a thing. Seth Troxler and Ryan Crosson opened up their spot over the summer, and Dave Nada has his own Empanada spot. Big-time r

That's right. Catz n Dogz and Eats Everything have collaborated to make Catz Eats Dogz. While we're not sure if this will become a "thing" or if it'

Here's an absolutely genius concept. Kodiak Collective got their hands on records that started the careers of your favorite artists. But this isn't a

I'll go right out and say it: The best soundtracks play out in mixed form. It's one thing to have a great album or collection of songs to shuffle through, but a great mix, guided by a skilled DJ? Worth its weight in gold. Here are the golden picks for this week.

As dance music becomes continues to ingrain itself in American culture, more and more Americans are looking for something more substantial than confet

Out on March 11 is Part 2 of the Dirtybird Players compilation, and featured on it is this hypnotic house workout from Eats Everything. He flipped a sly vocal, threw it over a funky beat and added a plodding, infectious bassline, basically creating something that we have no choice but to throw our hands up and rejoice to. Dude's got a knack for bringing the dirty sounds to the light, and this is as brilliant as anything we've heard lately. Take the plunge, enjoy the ride.