Heavy Deviance - ‘Day To Day’
Release Date - August 30th 2010
Heave Deviance is the brain child of composer/producer Wayne Roberts. After the release of the critically acclaimed Heavy Deviance long player “A Slow Walk Down The Stairs”, Taffy producer Wayne Roberts packed his bags and left his long term settlement Nottingham in true Dick Whittington style, and headed to London town to exploit his new found fangles.
It wasn’t long before Roberts found new opportunities to channel his musical talents. From co-writing a West End musical with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to producing the dark seminal soundscape for Luke Scott’s (son of Ridley) creepy Specsavers ad, he has now set up Blip Audio, a music production company creating music and soundscapes for moving images. With recent syncs from Grolsch and Campari, plus compositions for various BBC and Channel 4 programs under his belt, Roberts is now set to release the long awaited second Heavy Deviance album, ‘Trouble Man’ out later in 2010 on StopStart Records.
The single, ‘Day to Day’ is the first release, a bass driven, down tempo, house tune with an infectious vocal melody, graced by Liverpool diva Lauren Surridge. ‘Day to Day’ was described by iDJ magazine as ‘the best house tune that Kate Bush never wrote’… a bonafide classic. Floor filling mixes come from the Yesking camp, while Michael Morph provides a more melancholic vibe. Orbatak brings a fresh dubstep mix, making this first release a collection of dynamic and exciting tunes.

For full track listings and samples please visit;
http://www.stopstartrecords.co.uk/?p=472