They issued their debut studio album, "Under a Different Sky", on Um & Ah Records and MGM Distribution in 2001. It was co-produced by the duo with Anthony Lycenko and Ben McCarthy. They used a variety of session musicians including Lycenko on electric and acoustic guitars; McCarthy on keyboards, piano, electric and bass guitars; and Silas Palmer on violin. "The Courier-Mail"s Noel Mengel noted the duo showed " ebullient personalities and infectious harmonies" when performing, while the album displayed "folk-pop ... They can rock it up, with an '80's punk-pop feel". Domenica Acitelli of "Revolver" caught their performance in May that year at Club Acoustica in Sydney, she noted their "[relenting, prolific melt down harmonies merged with an upbeat folk/rock lilt to the tunes dressed in front of a poised yet carefree room. Chanel and Roz infused a good dose of ‘Australiana’, which was tasted in the intonation of notes especially in a song addressing life on Crown Street, Surry Hills".