Duanna’s EP open tabs feels like a quiet world unfolding in slow motion. Across six tracks, the Bay Area-raised and New York-based artist leans into subtle electronics, gentle beats, and a sense of emotional openness that gives the project its charm. Instead of trying to impress with volume or complexity, she builds atmosphere through careful pacing and thoughtful detail.

The EP moves with a sense of ease. Each track blends into the next, creating a feeling of steady drift rather than sharp transitions. This approach highlights Duanna’s instincts as both a producer and writer. She knows when to add texture and when to leave space, which keeps the project feeling light yet intentional.

“Species” stands out as one of the clearest examples of her ability to balance movement and introspection. The track glows with an almost meditative energy, guided by layered vocals and soft rhythmic pulses. Later, “Better Off” finds its strength in understatement, letting repeated phrases settle over a calm, steady beat that feels grounding rather than heavy.

What makes open tabs work is the way Duanna treats mood as the guiding force. Nothing feels rushed, and nothing feels forced. It is a project shaped by calm and curiosity, offering a listening experience that invites you to sink in quietly and stay a little longer.

If you want a release that carries emotion with a gentle touch, open tabs is an easy one to return to.