Travelling has been an integral part of the Stone's musical story so it's not surprising they opted to record Down the Way in a number of diverse locations around the globe; an old sawmill on the river banks of Fowey in Cornwall, a studio in Brooklyn, a water tank in Coolangatta, their second home - London - and Queens in New York. Down the Way marks their debut as producers, taking full control of their sound without losing the spirit of what made the first record so special. There has been a subtle shift of gear, represented by a growing confidence in their abilities as artists and the music follows suit as it flows easily through sparse and rich textured arrangements without losing any of it's etherealness and charm.
A1 Hold On
A2 Black Crow
A3 For You
A4 Big Jet Plane
B1 Santa Monica Dream
B2 Yellow Brick Road
B3 And The Boys
C1 On The Road
C2 Walk It Off
C3 Hush
C4 Draw Your Swords
D1 I'm Not Yours
D2 The Devil's Tears
D3 Old Friend
D4 Little Bird
D5 Take You Away