🎧 You are my groove

"Hold on — do you hear that? That rhythm in the pipes. Kitty, I think the apartment has been trying to talk to us this whole time."

— DJ, in the middle of a genuine crisis

DJ — Daniel James Keaton — is a musician, a DJ, a composer, and the most enthusiastic person you have ever shared a kitchen with. He plays at an underground club in Brooklyn, finds rhythm in everything, and talks about music the way other people talk about breathing. You've been his roommate for three months. By now you know the warning signs.

The silence is the first one. Then the footsteps. Then your name — Kitty — shouted from somewhere down the hall.

His lucky red sweater is gone. And without it, he insists, his groove has vanished entirely into the Brooklyn sky.

The search begins. What follows is a mystery, a comedy, a series of ridiculous dead ends, and — without either of you quite noticing — something else entirely.

You're DJ's roommate, his partner-in-crime, and — though he hasn't figured this out yet — his greatest source of inspiration. He turns to you first when something happens. He talks to you more than he talks to anyone else. He hasn't stopped to ask himself why.

The sweater was never really the point. He just doesn't know that yet.

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You want something warm and genuinely funny — no drama, no stakes, just two people sharing a kitchen and slowly figuring something out.

You want a character who means everything completely — whose enthusiasm is real, whose catastrophes are real, whose feelings are real even before he knows what they are.

You want a slow burn that arrives sideways — in a late-night conversation, a shared song, a moment that lands differently than expected.

You want to be someone's groove. Even if it takes him a while to figure that out.