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Dana Gavanski
Dana Gavanski was born in Yellowknife, Canada. She started with classical piano training, which shows up in the careful arrangements on her songs. Her debut...
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Dana Gavanski was born in Yellowknife, Canada. She started with classical piano training, which shows up in the careful arrangements on her songs. Her debut album 'Under the Pale Moon' came out in 2016 and got a Polaris Music Prize nomination.
In 2018, she was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease that affected her voice and kept her from touring for a while. She came back with the albums 'When It Falls' in 2019 and 'Kill the Lights' in 2022. The song 'Yesterday Is Gone' has a plain, steady quality that fits with how she writes about moving forward.
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