What was the name of Taylor Swift’s Los Angeles home studio used for “august” recordings?

Taylor Swift’s Los Angeles home studio used for “august” recordings was called Kitty Committee.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many professional studios were closed or difficult to access. Swift therefore recorded her vocals at home in Los Angeles, using the Kitty Committee setup with engineer Laura Sisk.

The song’s production was distributed across several locations. Jack Antonoff worked from New York, while other instrumental and recording contributions came from studios including Rough Customer and Long Pond. The remote arrangement became a defining part of Folklore’s creation.

Long Pond Studio is a common alternative answer because it is closely associated with Folklore and the later documentary. However, Long Pond was Aaron Dessner’s studio in New York’s Hudson Valley, while Kitty Committee was Swift’s Los Angeles home recording space.