RELEASES:
PMRCDA-005 A SLOW WALK DOWN
THE STAIRS (Pure Mint) CD Album
MSR12S-004 EASTERN LIGHTS
b/w ROOM TO MANOUEVRE/ NEON HEIGHTS (Mint Source)
12”
PMR12S-001 MAKE ME FEEL
IT
(Pure Mint) 12”
MSRCDA-P01 A HINT OF MINT
Features NOTTS PLAZA
(Mint Source) Promo CD
MSR12A-001 A HINT OF MINT
Feature
NOTTS PLAZA (Mint Source) 12”
BUDDING STUFF - Features
ROOM TO MANOUEVRE (Mint Source) - Promotional CD/Saatchis
Links
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Heavy Deviance (London/Nottingham/New
Zealand)_
Released
worldwide on Pure Mint , Heavy
Deviance 's long awaited debut LP A
Slow Walk Down The Stairs is poised to claim
the crown of ‘eclectic cool' .
With
fans stretching across the globe, from Lauren Garnier
to Chris Coco, this gorgeous collection of sublime grooves
takes you on an unforgettably sensual and deep musical
journey that is both beguiling and simplistically beautiful.
On
the back of Heavy Deviance's first two critically acclaimed
singles, Make Me Feel It and Eastern
Lights , ‘ A Slow Walk Down The Stairs
' showcases Wayne Robert's considerable talents
for sculpting wonderfully deep and emotional musical
soundscapes, and features stunning collaborations with
Crazy Penis (Shiva), Lannie Fagan (Matumbi – EMI)
and newcomers Lauren Surridge and Lucy Bergman.
In
addition to remixes for Mark Rae (Grand Central), Viba,
The Shod Collective and Neon Heights, and collaborations
with Crazy Penis, Secret Stealth, Rachael Foster (Weekend
Players) and Gareth Bailey (Bent), this last year also
saw Heavy Deviance get some fantastic compilation licenses
under their belt; from Seamless (remixed
by Bent) and Mastercuts Chilled, to
the seminal “ Flowers in the Attic ”
(Mint Source) and also the RAC Rally on Channel
4. Roberts also provided the music to
the current (Nov-06) national television advertising
campaign for Specsavers. Click here for free
download.
Taking
its title from long messy nights in some of Nottingham's
coolest underground nightspots (…..the less said
the better!) , A Slow Walk Down The Stairs
draws upon influences as diverse as Lee Hazlewood,
Carl Craig, Led Zeppelin and Morgan Giest.
"...we tried to pick the
best track here but couldn't..They are all wonderful."
Channel 4 Music
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For
more info: please email info@pure-mint.com
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