Deepside Deejays
band that plays house music
The Deepside Deejays are a Romanian band formed in 2008 by vocalist Victor de la Pena, DJ Nick Kamarera, MC Vibearena and keyboardist Dave Pryce. The current lineup consists of Dave Pryce.
Recordings and accolades
In 2009 the Deejays won the Best DJ Award at MTV Romania Music Awards, as well as nominations for Best Dance and Best New Act. In 2010 they won The Best Featuring Award. The Deejays also won Best Dance Project at Nights.ro Awards.
In 2011, the Deejays released the song "Never Be Alone", which quickly became a radio success in Romania and Russia.
Members
Current members
Nadir Tamuz - vocalist (2018–)
Dave Pryce (Silviu Paduraru) - DJ, keyboardist, producer (2008–)
Past members
Victor de la Pena - vocalist (2008–2014)
Nick Kamarera - DJ (2008–2009)
Vibearena - MC (2008–2014)
Productions
Deepside Deejays
2011: Never be alone
2012: Stay with me tonight
2013: Look into my eyes
2013: Million miles away (feat. Dollarman)
2013: The road back home (feat. Viky Red)
2014: Wild Child
2014: In my heart
2014: Highways
2015: Forever 23
2016: Deepside Deejays & D. Damsa - Sing It Back
2016: Deepside Deejays & Dael Damsa - Maybe Tonight
2018: Faydee - More ( Deepside Deejays & BlackJack Official Remix)
2018: Deepside Deejays - Tu M'as Promis
2019: Deepside Deejays - Maya
Other productions
2015
LALLA - Season of love
Voltaj - De la capăt (All Over Again) - Eurovision Song Contest 2015
Yamira feat. Mattyas - Waterfalls (Deepside Deejays Remix)
2013
Dragos Chircu - Catch my love
Andreea D - It's your birthday
2012
Fly Project - Musica (Deepside Deejays Remix)
Mari Ferrari feat.
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