I started this studio about two years ago after a long hiatus from doing any kind of recording. I had a few previous stints with home recording, but mostly electronic music back in the early days of the internets. Then I ended up playing bass for The Mud Flappers for nearly a decade and kind of forgot about recording music. About two years ago I needed an escape from life. I had a small pile of equipment I'd picked up over the years, so I decided to give the home studio anoth

Greetings! This is Katherine Williams, and I hereby digitize my longhand story to this endeavor. It is still a work in progress, but I stopped writing originally because A., health reasons that diminished my courage and fear of having more seizures. B., Insecurity. I've recently been directed to this as an outlet because I miss writing as it is a sieve to release some or all of my regulated emotions in the proper conduit, I've always loved to use! Now off to writing land! Sy

I was not quite done with bass yet. Noticed a couple things needing tweaks, including a chord that was totally wrong lol. Guess nothing is ever quite done, right? I have learned at some point, especially with technology these days, you have to cut yourself off from seeking perfection. When I was playing bass for The Mud Flappers, we traveled to Nashville to record at a studio that was basically 100% analog. It was called Fry Pharmacy Recording at the time, and has since moved

I've been working on this album for about 6 months, maybe longer? Working over 65 hours a week at my day job, I only have a little time each evening (if I find ANY) to work on things. I'm also the caretaker of my 44 year old sister, whom suffers from a debilitating condition that won't allow her to work. So time can be tricky to say the least. I basically started out working on everything myself, including creating midi drum tracks for each song. That quickly got old, as it w

Welcome to Kaliga Sound Works! I'm not exactly sure why I started this, but I think I needed something better than the endless feed of information that's provided by typical social media this day and age. You post something, and it comes and goes like everything else. I figured I just wanted a place to post random stuff about my music adventures, entertaining or not, so they can be shared as they need to be. If they need to be. Not crammed into a feed begging for a 'like'. I