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Hello,AT FIRST I WROTE THIS FOR ME, BUT THEN I SANG IT FOR YOU.
NOW MY FRIEND, THIS IS FOR YOU.
My music is for the deep feelers and thinkers. As a therapist, I am tapped into the collective; the deeper spiritual and emotional currents of our times. And an unprecedented time we are in. My music is how I share both the lessons I've gleaned from my work and the way I lay my own burdens down at the proverbial altar. My hope is to transpose this depth through song with a little bit of joy, a touch of grit and as much groove
as I can muster.
May we dance and sing together in our humility and face each other, ourselves, and our own lives with an open heart.
watch:‘it ain’t enough’
watch:‘white swan’
Each year draws out of me what it means to love for somethingYou can think and talk all you needBut you do something Or you do nothing
ABOUT
Deandra DeyManitoba-born singer-songwriter Deandra Dey has been actively creating and releasing music for over a decade. Her first EP was Factor Funded, and she has proceeded to co-produce and release six additional singles. Deandra has been able to build a small and devoted fan base throughout the years with various performances throughout British Columbia and Manitoba, and playing at festivals such as Arts Wells, Kamloops Brewloops, Wild Roses, Harvest Sun, and the budding Salamander Music Festival.
Since moving back to Manitoba, Deandra has been finding her place in the Manitoba music scene by helping to host and draw more artists to the Riding Mountain area. In the past two years, she has spent her time opening for artists such as Brandi Vezina, Matt Epp, JD Crosstown, and The Small Glories.
Deandra’s recent work,”Intro [version]”, represents a pivotal moment in Deandra Dey’s artistic trajectory. She worked with Manitoba-based producer Murray Pulver on this six-song EP, marking a significant evolution in both the quality and direction of her music.
intro [version]
This album is a collection of songs that emerged with Deandra on her journey of becoming quiet, learning to listen to the inner mythos. These songs were grown in soil steeped with Jungian study and personal dream analysis, as well as conversations with the land and the spirit of life that emerges with spaciousness.
COMING MARCH 2027
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