Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and Emile Mosseri teamed up for a two-part collaborative album. The first installment "I Could Be Your Dog (Prequel)" was released in September 2021, which will be followed in 2022 by "I Could Be Your Moon".

Emile Mosseri is a composer, pianist, singer and producer who splits his time between Los Angeles and New York. He has composed music for the HBO show Random Acts of Flyness for Terence Nance along with Nick Hakim, Jon Bap, Nelson Bandela and Terence Nance. Emile is also a member of the band The Dig, who have toured with The Jesus and Mary Chain, The Walkmen, The Antlers, the xx, and many others. Emile recently scored the A24 / Plan B film The Last Black Man In San Francisco for director Joe Talbot.

Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith's formative years were spent communing with nature on Orcas Island in the northwest region of Washington state, a place she describes as "one of the most magical and peaceful places I have ever been." Though she wouldn't begin experimenting with modular synthesis until many years later, her creative work continues to be infused with and inspired by the vitality and serenity of Orcas.

Smith left the island to attend Berklee College of Music, where she studied composition and sound engineering, initially focusing on her voice as her primary instrument, before switching to classical guitar and piano. She employed many of the skills she refined in college in her indie-folk band Ever Isles, but a fateful encounter with a neighbor who lent her a Buchla 100 synthesizer, had a profound effect on her. Mesmerized by the Buchla’s potential, she explains "I got so distracted and enamored with the process of making sounds with it that I abandoned the next Ever Isles album." Starting with rhythmic patterns and melodic pulses, she soon began sculpting lush and exciting worlds of sound. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.