Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith’s solo work has drawn acclaim from all reaches of the experimental music world including Pitchfork, NPR, The Wire, and Rolling Stone. The new collection, Let's Turn It Into Sound, finds Smith pushing the boundaries of her craft, inviting new colors, shapes, and frequencies into her symphony of synthesizer music. The resulting material is more percussive, vocally-driven, and adventurous, her boldest charge of electricity to date. This will be Kaitlyn’s fourth release with Ghostly and her second solo album with Ghostly.

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