Just a quickie – I will be DJing tonight 8-9ish @ Favela Chic, Old St, alongside with the Wah Wah DJs and the amazing Boxettes vocal group, which features singers from Dekata Project. Family Vibes! Come Down!

More:

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=332974171011&ref=ts
http://www.wahwah45s.com/




  

Thanks to all round house legend Graeme Park for his continued support of Dekata Project, featuring “At Least We Can Dance” as the first track on his latest show…






  

DEKATA PROJECT
“At Least We Can Dance”

Featuring:
EXTENDED MIX
ROSKA REMIX
NU:TONE REMIX


01 At Least We Can Dance (Extended Mix) by dekataproject


03 At Least We Can Dance (Roska Loves Dancing Mix) by dekataproject


02 At Least We Can Dance (NuTone Remix) by dekataproject

Out NOW at all good record shops, including our faves…

Juno
Phonica
Piccadilly
Kudos





  

Drum roll please…

And the winner of the Doshiwa Comic Competition to celebrate the release of “At Least We Can Dance” on vinyl, is Ines Estrada from Mexico City. GBP100 on its way Ines! Here is the comic in full, don’t forget you can see this one all the entries and find out all the info HERE




  

ONE MORE DAY TO GO PEOPLE!

Fresh vinyl will be ripe for you as of tomorrow.

In the mean time, here’s the last of our runners up in the fabulous comic competition.

Watch out for more black and white / colour switching, fantasy themes and amazing detail. From Harvey James: “Nikki’s drawings are always rad, and this is no exception. I like the lion girl’s tail in the third panel! Although, I have to deduct points since this is basically the plot to the movie Grease”

See it in full:

http://www.dekataproject.com/ComicComp/Doshiwa-Comic-Competition.html

Snippet:




  

Greetings comic fans once more! I know you’re slowly getting the message, but this whole lovely comic competition is to celebrate “At Least We Can Dance” coming out on vinyl, this Monday, in fact you can already get it in some shops…

Day 4 sees a lovely mix of black and white with colour panels, great story and even a bit of magical violence thrown in for good measure. In the words of judge Harvey James, “This one is crazy well-drawn!”, nuff said really.

Full strip here:

http://www.dekataproject.com/ComicComp/Doshiwa-Comic-Competition.html

Snippet:




  

Day 3 of the Doshiwa Comic Competition, to celebrate the vinyl release of “At Least We Can Dance” this coming Monday!

Our 3rd runner up is “Rain”, but Corey Lee, a succinct and atmospheric entry with hip panel design and layout.

As with all entries, you can find it here in full:

http://www.dekataproject.com/ComicComp/Doshiwa-Comic-Competition.html

Here’s the teaser…




  

Day 2 of our competition to celebrate the vinyl release of “At Least We Can Dance” (featuring remixes from Nu:Tone and Roska, out Feb 8th!)

This entry gets the prize for sheer effort, as it’s 9 full pages long! It is also a truly beautiful and funny piece of work.

Comment from judge Harvey James:

“I’m a big fan of the colouring, loose line work and bold layouts of this one, as well as the realisation of the environment they inhabit. Also, I like that you can pretty much always see the one girl’s pants.”

You can find it here in full:

http://www.dekataproject.com/ComicComp/Doshiwa-Comic-Competition.html

Here’s a snippet:




  

Yes yes yes we are pleased to announce that the remixes of “At Least We Can Dance” will be out on 12 inch vinyl at all good record shops on Monday Feb 8th!

As you may already know, to celebrate our first vinyl release, we teamed up with our record label and artist, Harvey James, to launch a competition to find comic strips inspired by the sleeve art and the music. We will be posting the winners, one day at a time until the release day.

DAY 1 sees an incredible entry from badmspaint, entitled

“A Meal Fit For A King”

We’ve set up a page to post the winners on, so visit this link to see the comic strip in full:

http://www.dekataproject.com/ComicComp/Doshiwa-Comic-Competition.html

Here’s a snippet as a teaser…





  

Big shout out to Crissy Criss who just played us out on his remix show on BBC 1XTRA, the Nu:Tone mix of “At Least We Can Dance” was his choice, don’t forget this is out ON VINYL FEB 8th people!

The show:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00qb1bv




  

Here’s a couple of fresh mentions amongst all the mixes, charts and lists we have been in for 2009…

First off, Russell Deeks from “This Is Why We Dance” and iDJ, who has supported us from the start, lists us in his top tunes:

http://thisiswhywedance.blogspot.com/2009/12/2009-tunes.html

Also, check out this list from Superfly FM in Austria

http://www.superfly.fm/new/no_cache/jahrescharts-2009.html

Much love peeps!




  

Happy New Year! So how was yours?

We had a very special 2009, thanks for all of your support. Before we look forward, let’s finish up 2009 in style. Here’s some interesting summaries of last year from various DJs and dance music types, including some highlights from me too, as featured on the DMC “What Was All That About?” feature:

http://www.dmcupdate.com/article.asp?ArticleID=921

And so onwards an upwards, here’s what you can expect from Dekata Project this year:
- In addition to the full live band and acoustic soul gigs, we are currently working all out on a new Live PA / electronic / DJ set using all the latest technology, mixes up soon
- The first half of the year will see the “At Least We Can Dance” remixes out on vinyl, another single / EP release, followed by the full album by the summer if all goes to plan. These are likely to be out on Doshiwa! Records, but we have had a surge of interest from other labels of late, so are keeping our options open
- Don’t forget we still have the results of our comic competition on the way, trust me they are incredible
- Expect the usual output of collaborations and remixes: of late we have worked with Phil from Radiohead, Roska, Nu:Tone plus other collabs / remixes in the pipeline with Jamie George, Grey Matter, Crusada, DogEatDogBiscuit, Emilia Martensson, our own Zed Bias, the list goes on…

All the best now for 2010!




  

DMC

An in-depth interview with myself, conducted by our friends at DMC Update, in the DMC Bigs Up section, as they say: “London vs. Manchester, A Match Made In Heaven”

Full Text:

http://www.dmcupdate.com/article.asp?ArticleID=894




  

juno recommends

Just a wee post to mention that Dekata Project and extended family members feature heavily in Juno’s top UK Funky / Garage recommendations for 2009. Highlights include Roska’s mix of “At Least We Can Dance”, out on vinyl soon, plus also his own track “Wonderful Day” coming in at number 1, with Zed Bias (DP coproducer) at number 2 with his Refix of his classic tune “Neighbourhood 09″. Hint’s brilliant track “One Woman Army” also features too, you can grab his remix of “At Least We Can Dance” on iTunes.

Full list here peeps:

http://www.junodownload.com/charts/juno-recommends/668758-Juno_recommends_uk_funky_garage/331247-Chart/




  

Metro2

Metro have continued their support of Dekata Project, by including us in their single reviews again this week, following on from their initial review of “Change My Way” in July. They have reviewed “At Least We Can Dance”, which is out NOW on download, and will be our first vinyl release too, out Jan 18th!

BUY IT HERE:
ITUNES BEATPORT

LISTEN TO IT HERE:

At Least We Can Dance Remixes by dekataproject




  

 
 
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