DEANDRA DEY
Singer Songwriter
Deandra Dey crafts a soulful, evocative blend of roots, Americana, and folk that is best described as Prairie Soul. Her music speaks directly to the core of the human experience. With songs exploring the depth of loving, losing, and living fully, her music resonates with timeless authenticity.
On stage, Deandra is captivating, grounding every performance in genuine connection and honest storytelling. Equal parts deep, witty, and thoughtful, her live shows offer an experience that is as sincerely enjoyable as it is transformative—leaving audiences inspired, and deeply connected.
watch:‘take it easy’
watch:‘it ain’t enough’
watch:‘coyote woman’
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introversion ep
This album is a collection of songs that emerged with Deandra on her journey of becoming quiet and 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.
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letters ep
Deandra’s first musical release. This EP was factor funded. The songs are akin to diary entries, speaking to the process of both letting go of and falling in love.
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take it easy
An easy listening song emphasising groove and flow about welcoming ease, joy and humbly living life.
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wait and see
This song was written and recorded with Deandra’s partner Timothy Brookbanks. After a synchronistic meeting, this song about loving and letting go was written in their first few days together.
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these days
One of Deandra’s favorite songs, These Days is an anthem about the constantly changing days of motherhood.
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still dreaming
A RnB acoustic soul song written about the challenges of long-term partnership.
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hard spoken ep
Deandra co-produced this EP with Michael Turner from Turners Music Studio in Kamloops. The songs on this EP touch on the themes of becoming oneself, using your voice and honoring where you come from.
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letters ep
Deandra’s first musical release. This EP was factor funded. The songs are akin to diary entries, speaking to the process of both letting go of and falling in love.
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take it easy
An easy listening song emphasising groove and flow about welcoming ease, joy and humbly living life.
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wait and see
This song was written and recorded with Deandra’s partner Timothy Brookbanks. After a synchronistic meeting, this song about loving and letting go was written in their first few days together.
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still dreaming
A RnB acoustic soul song written about the challenges of long-term partnership.
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these days
One of Deandra’s favorite songs, These Days is an anthem about the constantly changing days of motherhood.
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hard spoken ep
Deandra co-produced this EP with Michael Turner from Turners Music Studio in Kamloops. The songs on this EP touch on the themes of becoming oneself, using your voice and honoring where you come from.
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“Deandra Dey's HARD SPOKEN is a soulful call for revolution; it is spit in the face of a rapidly declining and uncompassionate United States.”
— Bad Gardening Advice
“When we are sharing space, when we add something like this on top of this, it creates an emotive intimate atmosphere. It can be really inspiring.”
— CBC Radio Kamloops
watch:‘it ain’t enough’
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“I’ve been singing since I can remember. Music has always been a really big part of my life and also my relationship with myself,” Dey said. “A big part of what I take out of music is actually around creating community and creating connection.”
— Elizabeth Nygren, The Omega -
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'Letters' is an EP presented with all the intimacy and closeness of a glimpse into a diary- comprised of three even, approachable songs that often recall Feist as they do Natalie Merchant and Tracy Chapman. 'More Than Yesterday' and 'Near' showcase a natural balance of Deandra's front-and-center vocal with a classic folk/easy-listening 3- piece backup band. "Resolutions" however, hints at a more direct contemporary rnb/soul influence both with regard to the inclusion of sequenced electronics as well as the more elusive moodiness of the track. With this EP, Deandra gently shows off the ease with which she navigates her folk-lounge foundation while coloring the arrangements with just enough curious atmosphere to leave the listener's ears pointed toward her next move.
— Ronan McGrath, Barnacle Records
