Preston Pablo releases ‘Anything’ and sets Nov. 27 for All At Once EP
Preston Pablo has released “Anything” and announced the All At Once EP for Nov. 27.
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Preston Pablo has released a new single, “Anything,” while setting Nov. 27 for the arrival of his next EP, All At Once. The Canadian pop singer released “Anything” on Oct. 2 through 31 East and Universal Music Canada, accompanied by a lyric video.
Universal describes the song as a playful take on infatuation and the impulse to reshape yourself for someone else. Pablo said in the label’s release, “The song is playful, and the production is bright but still packs a punch.” He also compared its driving energy to “Selfish,” one of the tracks on his summer EP Almost Always.
All At Once is being positioned as the second half of Pablo’s 2026 EP cycle. His official biography describes Almost Always and All At Once as sister EPs, while Universal says Pablo considers the new release “a continuation of part 1.” Almost Always contains five songs — “Dive,” “Selfish,” “Cause I Do,” “Tidal Wave” and “You Got Me” — and marked his first new project since the 2024 debut EP Anywhere But Here.
Pablo has continued releasing collaborative material between the two projects. His recent single “Don’t Wanna Know” was made with fellow Canadian artists Zach Zoya and Soran.
Born and raised in Timmins, Ont., Pablo was discovered by Banx & Ranx and signed to 31 East in partnership with Universal Music Canada. His breakthrough single “Flowers Need Rain” preceded his 2023 JUNO Award for Breakthrough Artist of the Year. He returned to the JUNO nominations in 2025, when Anywhere But Here was nominated for Pop Album of the Year and Pablo was nominated for the fan-voted JUNO award. All At Once is scheduled for release Nov. 27 through 31 East and Universal Music Canada.
