Following her 2024 album LATE SLAP, Dana Gavanski has shared the Again Again EP, which sees the Canadian-Serbian artist turn to the piano as her muse.

In the time since LATE SLAP, Gavanski has been busy. Amidst completing a headline tour of the UK, a run of dates in support of Jess Williamson, spending time swimming in the Adriatic sea and taking up silversmithing, she's also always working on new material.

Returning back to her studio, this time around Gavanski took to writing songs on the upright piano. On her newly rekindled love for the instrument, Gavanski notes, “I decided to brush up on my piano skills and since then I’ve been obsessed. I feel like a big child on the piano. I love how my hands move up and down, like swooping eagles each time they hit a chord.”

On Again Again, she sounds more mature than childlike, sonically more distant from the Bowie-esque choruses and synth driven art-pop of LATE SLAP.

Working on her new material, Gavanski found herself following her intuition. “It wasn’t a conscious decision at first”, she states. She enlisted the skills of Syd Kemp (Ulrika Spacek, Crack Cloud, HAHA Sounds Collective) to help capture a more “live, in the room feeling without obsessing about perfection”. She continues, “I suppose I was listening to more piano ballad songs then, bringing things back to songwriting basics - just voice and one instrument.”