Get familiar with Heaps Decent - a new initiative that intends to seek out young indigenous and underprivileged artists and change Australian club music forever.

Heaps Decent could be a lot of things. At the moment Heaps Decent a studio space filled with exciting new production equipment. Give us a month or two and Heaps Decent will become an artist development program for young indigenous and underprivileged musicians. A few months later and Heaps Decent plans to become a groundbreaking new record label that releases the most innovative club music in the country. A little less than a year after that and Heaps Decent will have created a new scene, a powerful new movement with dedicated fans all over the world.

With the support of Mad Decent and Modular, Heaps Decent intends to create a positive music scene within Sydney, focusing primarily on finding young indigenous and underprivileged musicians, producers and DJs with the passion, skills and a willingness to create exciting, innovative music. As well as providing these artists with as much support and resources they need, Heaps Decent will also introduce them to successful producers and musicians, allowing them to communicate and collaborate on a personal level.

Heaps Decent has landed. All we need now is a name for the genre of music we invent.

JULY UPDATE

'Smash A Kangaroo' - the first official Heaps Decent track, produced by Diplo and featuring the kids from the Riverina Juvenile Justice Centre - is now available on iTunes!!

You can preview the song on our MySpace page, if you like it, please buy it! All proceeds will go straight back into Heaps Decent so we can continue with amazing projects and make some more amazing music!!

BUY SMASH A KANGAROO ON iTUNES!! SUPPORT HEAPS DECENT!!

OCTOBER UPDATE

It's been a crazy week. Maybe the craziest week since we started our sweet little project in January this year - and now we're both on a new level of tiredness we never knew existed.

Early last week we got an email from M.I.A.'s management saying that M.I.A. was keen to get involved with us while she was in Australia for the Parklife festival. "Hell yeah!" we excitedly replied, and a few days later we were in the lobby of the Sydney Hilton with Maya and a bunch of Frenchies.

Turns out these Frenchies were pop starlet/gangsta rapper YELLE. and her producers and bandmates TEPR and GRAND MARNIER!

The next day we hit the road with M.I.A., Yelle, Tepr and Grand Marnier plus Nadja and Gabe, M.I.A.'s beautiful manager and tour manager; splendid Sydney DJ Anna Lunoe and our friend Dave Regos who we asked to film the whole experience.

After an hour or so of driving we reached our destination - an all girls school in a juvenile justice centre where we would spend the next two days making beats and rhymes with the small student population. Other things we made while we were there included friends, sandwiches and the HOTTEST CLUB TRACK YOU EVER HEARD!!

Produced by Tepr & Grand Marinier and featuring M.I.A and the girls from the centre this new song we did is CRAZY.We're gonna release this jam legit - with all profits going back to Heaps Decent so we can continue projects like these.Stay tuned!