Music Oct 11, 2017 at 4:00 am

Don't Be Surprised If Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith Becomes the Future of Electronic Pop

Orcas Island native Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith uses old synths to create a new, strange kind of electronic beauty.

Dave Segal
Orcas Island’s gift to bizarre electronic pop plays at Barboza on October 22. tim saccenti
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