A fun, musical journey. Uplifting in music, while telling the story of lovers problems.

A combination of guitar, strings and strong vocals. Creates a story through intricate progression, a good fast beat and just joyful music.

Written in 2024, recorded 2025.

Beginning

This is an experiment.
This is a combination of 2 different songs we wrote and recorded at Candy's place.
All sounds on Hell part of song, are vocals from Candy and Deas. With extra recorded sounds from the fire place and the door of the fire place opening and closing.

Heaven is Harp, Guitar, Glockenspiel and chimes, plus that little bit of clarinet Deas played on a keyboard.

it has been described as a "musical landscape... an experience rather then a song..."






Hell Heaven

Mr. Boiler

Mr. Boiler (Radio Edit)

The Beginning

The Beginning (Radio Edit)

Hell:Heaven

Naked Afraid

Ugly Skin

Troubles

Rebel

Fall Into You

Come Down To You

Can't Keep Saying Sorry

Hailing from the Blue Mountains and Port Macquarie, Candy Oh and Andrew Deasey are Cee Dee Stone.

Meeting through a mutual friend, they quickly discovered themselves a musical match - with Deasey writing intricate, open-tuned riffs on the daily, and Candy's self-taught melodies and lyrics fitting the bill perfectly.

From June - Sept 2024, they wrote 9 songs for their first album, Ugly Skin, and began recording at Everland Studios in October with sound producer Ben Worsey.

In the studio they collaborated with strings maestro Marcus Holden (Fiddlers Feast), Double Bass extraordinare Steve Elphick and OG groover, Drummer Bruce Stephens.

What they have created has been described as a lush soundscape of raw, vulnerable, REAL music. Layered soaring vocals and sophisticated instrumentation - some have reminisced on the likes of Kate Bush and Dan Fogelburg. 

On the journey of Ugly Skin, Candy and Deasey say "it has been a great learning curve, growing in our style and confidence, and we already have the next bunch of new songs underway for a follow up album. We truly hope you love listening to the songs, as much we loved writing them!"

Stay tuned for release and gig dates.


Review from Mike Woods - Trio of Misfortune
"A wonderful showcase for your singing, lyric writing and how you conceptualise a song.  The trust and interplay between you and Deasey is laid bare here. The violin adds weight and atmosphere and the movement of energy within the songs between your voice and the violin is the highlight.  It has an Astral Weeks quality. The vulnerability that you put out is frightening.  I hope that I can support you in some way as you bring this music out.   Congratulations!!" 



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