Táňa Lvovská is a Prague-based singer and musician working at the intersection of alternative pop and intimate electronics. Before launching her solo career she played keyboards in backing bands for Yasha 96, Bob Bleedy and Fourtuna, and was a member of the Vinyl Award-winning project Margo. Her debut single Ramena came out in May 2024, produced by David Machovský (Blue Uandi), and her first EP mi ex amor followed in December 2025 - a candid R&B account of love and breakups. Music magazine Headliner has twice named her among the 50 most promising acts in Czech music.
Headliner published an interview with Táňa Lvovská about the EP mi ex amor and included her for the second time in the selection of 50 hopes of Czech music.
Headliner reviewed the EP mi ex amor as an ambitious and layered project with a unified theme.
Táňa Lvovská released her debut EP mi ex amor, a five-track R&B collection about relationships and breakups produced by David Machovský.
Radio Wave included the single Karamel (feat. David Machovský) in its playlist as an example of sensual R&B from the perspective of the narrator herself.
The second single Mellow was released, which Táňa Lvovská also co-directed as a music video.
