Mosaic of Transformation

West coast composer, artist, and producer Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith has had a pioneering career since 2015 with multiple critically - acclaimed albums. After releasing The Kid in 2017, she diversified her creative pursuits. She founded Touchtheplants, a multidisciplinary hub for projects like her Electronic Series and poetry books on listening. Smith continuously explores electronic instruments and the connection between the body, sound, and color. Her latest album, The Musical Mosaic of Transformation, is a sensory journey through wave phenomena and self - discovery. Smith says it's her love letter to electricity. While making the album, she practiced daily physical movement, passing electricity through her body, which influenced her audio work. She taught herself improvisatory movement and discovered a 'visual language' in the body's vibrations. The album, which went through 12 versions, is a holistic blend of embodied motions. Smith's signature curiosity shifts to a study of melody and timbre. Tracks like 'The Steady Heart' combine airy organ, voice, and harmonic bubbles. 'Carrying Gravity' uses string - like pads to evoke the body's energy flow. The 10 - minute 'Expanding Electricity' is a symphonic finale. Smith's music celebrates the joys of having a body and using electricity to reach euphoria.

To enjoy this album, you can play it on your preferred music player, like Spotify or Apple Music. Just search for the album name and start listening. You can listen to it at any time, whether you're relaxing at home, working, or commuting. There aren't any special things to note while listening, but it's best to use good - quality headphones to fully experience the rich sounds. As for maintenance, since it's a digital album, there's no need for physical upkeep. Just make sure your music - playing device is updated to ensure smooth playback.