What was the name of Taylor Swift’s Los Angeles home studio used during Folklore’s creation?

Taylor Swift’s Los Angeles home studio used during Folklore’s creation was called Kitty Committee.

The studio was built at Swift’s Los Angeles residence after pandemic restrictions closed many professional recording studios. Engineer Laura Sisk helped Swift record there, while Jack Antonoff worked from New York City and exchanged instrumental and vocal files remotely.

“august” is listed as having been recorded at Kitty Committee and Rough Customer in Brooklyn. Rough Customer was associated with Antonoff’s side of the production, while Kitty Committee became an important part of Swift’s home-recording setup for Folklore.

Listeners sometimes confuse Kitty Committee with Long Pond Studio, the Hudson Valley facility where Swift, Antonoff, and Aaron Dessner later filmed and recorded the Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions project. Those are separate locations and should not be treated as the same studio.