Management & Booking: stuartdm@yahoo.com

All songs have been recorded on an IPhone or basic home recording equipment. Tracks have not been professionally mastered for the album so the sound quality will vary from track to track.

All songs written, recorded & played by Debs in a back bedroom & lounge in her home, an old stone cottage in the Northumberland countryside, England, UK

Debs played in session for BBC Radio Newcastle on the 7th February 2013. Steve Calder accompanied her on slide guitar, harmonica and banjo.

The Fresh On The Net crew hosted by Tom Robinson (BBC Radio 6 Music) selected Deb's single 'Nightingale' as one of the weeks top 30 tracks on the site for the week of 2nd July 2012. The track was then selected by the public for inclusion in the top 12 favourites of that week, published and reviewed on the site on 9th July 2012.

WRIR Independent Radio, Richmond, Virginia, USA on 4th August 2012 played Debs track 'From Across The Pond' on the show 'The New Breakfast Snob.' Allan Coberly, the presenter, In conversation with Debs about the track said:

"The song , to me, evokes the feeling of sweet melancholy and reflection."

WRIR Radio also played Debs track 'Nightingale' on 'The New Breakfast Snob' on 11th August 2012.

Tom Robinson from BBC6 Music played Debs track Nightingale on his Mixtape show on BBC Radio 6 Music on 13th August 2012.
Tom wrote:

"Warm and engaging music from an exceptional musician and visual artist, who has no problem writing a thumbnail biography. The result is both fascinating and painfully honest................I recommend checking out www.debsmccoy.com for more of that music and to check out some of the outstanding visual images in her gallery."

Debs cover of Nick Drake's 'Three Hours' was selected as the weeks top 10 fresh faves on Tom Robinson's Fresh On The Net on 26th November 2012.
Johnno Casson reviewed the track:

'Opening up this week is a wonderfully haunting and ethereal folk song from our friend & colleague Debs with Kathy Anderson. A real grower that benefits from repeated plays. I didn’t initially get its full power but it does rather creep up on you when you least expect it so prepare to to be won over.

Debs is quite the all round talent. She is a painter and photographer as well as a maker of music. She trained at The Kent Institute of Art & Design and Goldsmiths, University of London. My guess is that Kathy was the guitarist on this song but have been unable to find any further info.

Debs is also a tremendous pianist and I have found real beauty and joy in her piece Reprise to Fallen. She has four pages of lovely songs on her Soundcloud page too – result!'

Debs has released 16 singles on ITunes