269: Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith

The Trap Set with Joe Wong

Joe Wong

Joewong, Drums, Comedy, Performing Arts, Arts, Drummers

4.8 • 709 Ratings

🗓️ 17 April 2020

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

With a formal background in sound engineering, classical guitar, and composition--coupled with a deeply curious mind--Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith is the author of beautifully meditative, vast and vivid soundscapes. She and Joe discuss: how her independent study background prepared her for Berklee; how meditation made her a better listener; getting to know one's subconscious mind; her fortuitous discovery of a Buchla synthesizer; medulla therapy; and Flamin' Hot Cheetos.

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0:00.0	This is Joe Wong.
0:14.5	Welcome to the Trap Set.
0:17.0	During the age of social distancing, we're recording remotely and releasing episodes every day.
0:23.6	The Today's guest is Caitlin Aurelia Smith.
0:52.3	Caitlin has a formal background in sound engineering and composition,
0:57.9	and I gleaned from our conversation that she's also a seeker with a deeply curious mind.
1:04.0	These qualities inform her beautifully meditative, vast and vivid soundscapes.
1:10.4	Caitlin's new album, Expanding Electricity,
1:13.6	will be released on May 15th.
1:16.2	She spoke to me from her home in Los Angeles.
1:39.0	I was... Hello?
1:40.6	Hey, Caitlin.
1:41.8	Hi.
1:42.6	Hey, it's Joe.
1:44.6	How's it going? It's going okay. How are you? Hey, it's Joe. How's it going?
1:46.3	It's going okay.
1:46.9	How are you?
1:48.5	I'm well.
1:51.0	It's a beautiful day in L.A.
1:52.3	Where do you live?
1:54.5	I'm in Pasadena, far away.
1:55.0	Oh, nice.
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