Los Angeles electro-pop artist Eva Pagán has announced her sophomore EP, “EP2,” due November 20 via Too Lost, and released the new single “I Love It, It’s So Scary.” The project is pre-save eligible now.
The EP was written, produced, mixed and mastered entirely by women, with Pagán co-writing or writing all songs and producing one track, “Gold.” Collaborators include producers Sabrina Song and Amanda Joy, writer Emma Botti, engineer Samantha Henry and mastering engineer Gabi Grella. Pagán says the six-track collection, which includes songs such as “24/7,” “Dreams” and “Que Suerte,” draws on her experience as a queer woman in her mid-20s navigating independence, with lyrics that blend English and Spanish in a nod to her Puerto Rican-German heritage.
Pagán, who performs under her mother’s maiden name after previously recording as Eva Westphal, released her debut EP under the new name, “EP1,” in November 2025. According to the announcement, she has sold out Baby’s All Right, performed at SXSW and received the BMI John Lennon Award.
Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Romy Bayhack.