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Bring It On

“I'm not perfect, baby, that's ok/I wouldn't want it any other way/I paint you pictures of what it's like, when life's just sweet, sweet as a lollipop,” sing DELADAP on “King of the Divan,” the first single off their newest album, their seventh. Titles and lyrics, both of which superbly rendered vocally by DELADAPs dual singers Yola B and Nomadee, remind us of the joys of the home couch and unapologetically celebrate laziness. At the same time, each beat bursts with joie de vivre and an irrepressible drive to party and experience this world, with all its splendour and contradictions, perennial characteristics of Stani Vana's music since founding DELADAP in 2004. 

In 2015, Vana—a DJ, musician and producer living in Vienna—was anything but a “King of the Divan.” He spent the year steadily and passionately working on the 10 new tracks from Bring It On. Beginning with the overture “You Are Not Alone,” all the way through to the album closer “Dirty Jazz,” including standout tracks like “Merry Go Round,” “Ring Me Up,” and “Sleepwalker,” Vana and DELADAP have constructed a richly-detailed, broad-palleted soundscape. It is soulful and sophisticated, yet uplifting and reflective throughout. With its frolicking hilarity mixed with occasional philosophical musings—“Like floating in a boat towards the falls/No control and endless streams of thoughts/Hush hush just let it be/the dawn is closing in to end this dream” from “Sleepwalker”—in Vana's world everything is possible. 

Fantastic sounds and arrangements embrace and enchant the listener without currying favour, all while telling their own unique stories, strengthening and underpinning the lyrics and sensual logic of the songs, adding depth to go along with their superficial appeal. 

Bring It On is also the kind of album you can lose yourself in—in the best possible sense—yet also find yourself. Indeed, dancing and singing along are among the most immediate and important reactions to this music. And as if all that weren't enough, DELADAP have included re-workings of three of their classic songs as an updated, in-a-nutshell version of their history. 

DELADAP's history is one of constant change, progression and the exciting search for their own unique version of pop. “I take one step forward and one step back/dance like crazy and I'm right on track/I'm a rocket on a mission, got no simple plan/just one big vision, people clap your hands,” they sing in “Merry Go Round.” Just like all pop music—indeed, all art—DELADAP want to bring people together on equal footing, get them to connect with each other and not necessarily tear down the artificial walls that separate us on various levels, but instead dance all over them. Omnipresent cultural pessimism is treated lightheartedly on the title track “Bring It On,” though they certainly position themselves against it: “Take my hand we're going out tonight/We'll be like cats and dogs and everything just feels right/Don't think twice, you've waited far too long/now take my hand the best is yet to come.”

Life is beautiful. Music is beautiful. Dancing is beautiful. All together now.
Bring It On!


Bring It On

While You Sleep

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Skyrocket

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Bring It On

“I'm not perfect, baby, that's ok/I wouldn't want it any other way/I paint you pictures of what it's like, when life's just sweet, sweet as a lollipop,” sing DELADAP on “King of the Divan,” the first single off their newest album, their seventh. Titles and lyrics, both of which superbly rendered vocally by DELADAPs dual singers Yola B and Nomadee, remind us of the joys of the home couch and unapologetically celebrate laziness. At the same time, each beat bursts with joie de vivre and an irrepressible drive to party and experience this world, with all its splendour and contradictions, perennial characteristics of Stani Vana's music since founding DELADAP in 2004. 

In 2015, Vana—a DJ, musician and producer living in Vienna—was anything but a “King of the Divan.” He spent the year steadily and passionately working on the 10 new tracks from Bring It On. Beginning with the overture “You Are Not Alone,” all the way through to the album closer “Dirty Jazz,” including standout tracks like “Merry Go Round,” “Ring Me Up,” and “Sleepwalker,” Vana and DELADAP have constructed a richly-detailed, broad-palleted soundscape. It is soulful and sophisticated, yet uplifting and reflective throughout. With its frolicking hilarity mixed with occasional philosophical musings—“Like floating in a boat towards the falls/No control and endless streams of thoughts/Hush hush just let it be/the dawn is closing in to end this dream” from “Sleepwalker”—in Vana's world everything is possible. 

Fantastic sounds and arrangements embrace and enchant the listener without currying favour, all while telling their own unique stories, strengthening and underpinning the lyrics and sensual logic of the songs, adding depth to go along with their superficial appeal. 

Bring It On is also the kind of album you can lose yourself in—in the best possible sense—yet also find yourself. Indeed, dancing and singing along are among the most immediate and important reactions to this music. And as if all that weren't enough, DELADAP have included re-workings of three of their classic songs as an updated, in-a-nutshell version of their history. 

DELADAP's history is one of constant change, progression and the exciting search for their own unique version of pop. “I take one step forward and one step back/dance like crazy and I'm right on track/I'm a rocket on a mission, got no simple plan/just one big vision, people clap your hands,” they sing in “Merry Go Round.” Just like all pop music—indeed, all art—DELADAP want to bring people together on equal footing, get them to connect with each other and not necessarily tear down the artificial walls that separate us on various levels, but instead dance all over them. Omnipresent cultural pessimism is treated lightheartedly on the title track “Bring It On,” though they certainly position themselves against it: “Take my hand we're going out tonight/We'll be like cats and dogs and everything just feels right/Don't think twice, you've waited far too long/now take my hand the best is yet to come.”

Life is beautiful. Music is beautiful. Dancing is beautiful. All together now.
Bring It On!

Crazy Swing live in Vienna

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Crazy Swing - club edit

Get Away-Single
Deladap´s music has always been „on the move“. Literally as a (live) band, and in the ever busy  mind of it´s creative motor, Stani Vana. So it´s quite fitting that their newest video, „Get Away“, a song from their album „Bring It On“, celebrates the very idea of moving itself. We join some young ladies cruising the beautiful (and inspiring!) landscapes of Styria on their Vespas and in the process encounter an … well, see for yourself! 
If you get moving, you might find and experience things you didn´t expect – that´s certainly true for DelaDaps continuing musical journey!
Life is beautiful. Music is beautiful. Dancing is beautiful. All together now.
Bring It On!

Get Away

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Ring Me Up

Sleepwalker

Free Yourself

Merry Go Round

Come on let us lose control
Nice and neat is not the way we roll
Free yourself, I bet you can
If you wanna join the club, come in you are my man

You don’t need to know the rules
We don’t even know them, hey we are not at school
Take a seat, enjoy the show
And if you open up your heart, there will be nothing like before

Dusty tunes, suits in sweat Welcome to our basement jam hoooo

Heat it up,
Scream it out, jazz it up, heeey Heat it up
Now get down to dirty jazz

Everyday I improvise
Doo doo be doo wap doing all the things we like If you do it wrong it’s right
Blue notes jazz it up you gotta free your mind
Doo doo be doo wap doing all the things we like


DELADAP's history is one of constant change, progression and the exciting search for their own unique version of pop. “I take one step forward and one step back/dance like crazy and I'm right on track/I'm a rocket on a mission, got no simple plan/just one big vision, people clap your hands,” they sing in “Merry Go Round.” Just like all pop music—indeed, all art—DELADAP want to bring people together on equal footing, get them to connect with each other and not necessarily tear down the artificial walls that separate us on various levels, but instead dance all over them. Omnipresent cultural pessimism is treated lightheartedly on the title track “Bring It On,” though they certainly position themselves against it: “Take my hand we're going out tonight/We'll be like cats and dogs and everything just feels right/Don't think twice, you've waited far too long/now take my hand the best is yet to come.”

Life is beautiful. Music is beautiful. Dancing is beautiful. All together now.
Bring It On!

Dirty Jazz

DELADAP
Bring It On

“I'm not perfect, baby, that's ok/I wouldn't want it any other way/I paint you pictures of what it's like, when life's just sweet, sweet as a lollipop,” sing DELADAP on “King of the Divan,” the first single off their newest album, their seventh. Titles and lyrics, both of which superbly rendered vocally by DELADAPs dual singers Yola B and Nomadee, remind us of the joys of the home couch and unapologetically celebrate laziness. At the same time, each beat bursts with joie de vivre and an irrepressible drive to party and experience this world, with all its splendour and contradictions, perennial characteristics of Stani Vana's music since founding DELADAP in 2004. 

In 2015, Vana—a DJ, musician and producer living in Vienna—was anything but a “King of the Divan.” He spent the year steadily and passionately working on the 10 new tracks from Bring It On. Beginning with the overture “You Are Not Alone,” all the way through to the album closer “Dirty Jazz,” including standout tracks like “Merry Go Round,” “Ring Me Up,” and “Sleepwalker,” Vana and DELADAP have constructed a richly-detailed, broad-palleted soundscape. It is soulful and sophisticated, yet uplifting and reflective throughout. With its frolicking hilarity mixed with occasional philosophical musings—“Like floating in a boat towards the falls/No control and endless streams of thoughts/Hush hush just let it be/the dawn is closing in to end this dream” from “Sleepwalker”—in Vana's world everything is possible. 

Fantastic sounds and arrangements embrace and enchant the listener without currying favour, all while telling their own unique stories, strengthening and underpinning the lyrics and sensual logic of the songs, adding depth to go along with their superficial appeal. 

Bring It On is also the kind of album you can lose yourself in—in the best possible sense—yet also find yourself. Indeed, dancing and singing along are among the most immediate and important reactions to this music. And as if all that weren't enough, DELADAP have included re-workings of three of their classic songs as an updated, in-a-nutshell version of their history. 

DELADAP's history is one of constant change, progression and the exciting search for their own unique version of pop. “I take one step forward and one step back/dance like crazy and I'm right on track/I'm a rocket on a mission, got no simple plan/just one big vision, people clap your hands,” they sing in “Merry Go Round.” Just like all pop music—indeed, all art—DELADAP want to bring people together on equal footing, get them to connect with each other and not necessarily tear down the artificial walls that separate us on various levels, but instead dance all over them. Omnipresent cultural pessimism is treated lightheartedly on the title track “Bring It On,” though they certainly position themselves against it: “Take my hand we're going out tonight/We'll be like cats and dogs and everything just feels right/Don't think twice, you've waited far too long/now take my hand the best is yet to come.”

Life is beautiful. Music is beautiful. Dancing is beautiful. All together now.
Bring It On!


Got To Have You

Bring It On
“I'm not perfect, baby, that's ok/I wouldn't want it any other way/I paint you pictures of what it's like, when life's just sweet, sweet as a lollipop,” sing DELADAP on “King of the Divan,” the first single off their newest album, their seventh. Titles and lyrics, both of which superbly rendered vocally by DELADAPs dual singers Yola B and Nomadee, remind us of the joys of the home couch and unapologetically celebrate laziness. At the same time, each beat bursts with joie de vivre and an irrepressible drive to party and experience this world, with all its splendour and contradictions, perennial characteristics of Stani Vana's music since founding DELADAP in 2004. 

In 2015, Vana—a DJ, musician and producer living in Vienna—was anything but a “King of the Divan.” He spent the year steadily and passionately working on the 10 new tracks from Bring It On. Beginning with the overture “You Are Not Alone,” all the way through to the album closer “Dirty Jazz,” including standout tracks like “Merry Go Round,” “Ring Me Up,” and “Sleepwalker,” Vana and DELADAP have constructed a richly-detailed, broad-palleted soundscape. It is soulful and sophisticated, yet uplifting and reflective throughout. With its frolicking hilarity mixed with occasional philosophical musings—“Like floating in a boat towards the falls/No control and endless streams of thoughts/Hush hush just let it be/the dawn is closing in to end this dream” from “Sleepwalker”—in Vana's world everything is possible. 

Fantastic sounds and arrangements embrace and enchant the listener without currying favour, all while telling their own unique stories, strengthening and underpinning the lyrics and sensual logic of the songs, adding depth to go along with their superficial appeal. 

Bring It On is also the kind of album you can lose yourself in—in the best possible sense—yet also find yourself. Indeed, dancing and singing along are among the most immediate and important reactions to this music. And as if all that weren't enough, DELADAP have included re-workings of three of their classic songs as an updated, in-a-nutshell version of their history. 

DELADAP's history is one of constant change, progression and the exciting search for their own unique version of pop. “I take one step forward and one step back/dance like crazy and I'm right on track/I'm a rocket on a mission, got no simple plan/just one big vision, people clap your hands,” they sing in “Merry Go Round.” Just like all pop music—indeed, all art—DELADAP want to bring people together on equal footing, get them to connect with each other and not necessarily tear down the artificial walls that separate us on various levels, but instead dance all over them. Omnipresent cultural pessimism is treated lightheartedly on the title track “Bring It On,” though they certainly position themselves against it: “Take my hand we're going out tonight/We'll be like cats and dogs and everything just feels right/Don't think twice, you've waited far too long/now take my hand the best is yet to come.”

Life is beautiful. Music is beautiful. Dancing is beautiful. All together now.
Bring It On!

Deladap

Christian Zendron