Stephanie Gilbert Announced Debut EP Elvish
The singer-songwriter has confirmed her debut EP featuring five tracks will be released this November.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Ballads/Romantic
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Stephanie Gilbert has announced her debut EP, Elvish, which is set for release on November 6, 2026. The new record was produced by Martin Konie Ehrencrona and recorded at Studio Cobra in Stockholm.
Why it matters
This debut project represents a new chapter for Gilbert following her time in bands like Sticky Baby and The Zaps and her previous solo single release, Seven Boats.
The EP Elvish contains 5 tracks, including the singles Melanie, Lovers Do, Goodbye, and Royal Blue. It follows the artist's previous release of the standalone single Seven Boats.
The players
Stephanie Gilbert
An emerging singer-songwriter known for her past work with bands such as Sticky Baby and The Zaps.
Martin Konie Ehrencrona
A professional music producer who oversaw the recording of the EP Elvish at Studio Cobra.
The details
The collection was recorded at Studio Cobra in Stockholm under the production of Martin Konie Ehrencrona. The song Melanie was written overnight and recorded without any formal rehearsal.
Timeline
20th October 2026: Stephanie Gilbert performs live at The Social in London.
6th November 2026: The EP Elvish is released via PNKSLM Recordings.
Industry Dynamics
This release follows the common industry trend of independent musicians using EPs to build momentum before committing to a full-length studio album. It positions Gilbert as a distinct solo act following her tenure in group-oriented projects.
Fans can hear new material live at The Social in London on October 20, 2026. The full EP will be available for streaming and purchase upon its official release on November 6, 2026.
The takeaway
The rapid, rehearsal-free recording process of the track Melanie highlights a raw, spontaneous approach to the songwriting process. Listeners interested in the artist's evolution should monitor the live performance in London as a preview of the EP's sound.
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