Duanna steps boldly into the spotlight with Lona, a debut EP that feels both deeply personal and sonically expansive. Across five tracks, she crafts a rich, atmospheric sound that merges delicate piano-driven melodies with subtle electronic textures. The result is a project that feels like a late-night conversation with yourself—raw, introspective, and unfiltered.

Each song on Lona tells a piece of Duanna’s story, balancing themes of uncertainty, longing, and transformation. Previously released singles like “Ruins” and “Haleine” set the tone with haunting production and evocative lyricism, but new track “Random Girl” steals the show. Lines like “Is this real life? For me, it feels thin, like my skin in the rain” capture the EP’s dreamlike quality, blurring the lines between reality and emotion. Duanna’s background as a film composer shines through in the way she builds tension and release, making every moment feel cinematic.

More than just a collection of songs, Lona is a statement of artistic intent. Duanna’s ability to merge vulnerability with bold sonic choices makes for a striking debut, one that invites listeners into her world rather than simply performing for them. If this EP is any indication, she’s not just making music—she’s creating experiences. Tap in below…