Kali Malone is an American composer and musician whose work centers around electroacoustic composition and experimental sound practices. Born in 1994, Malone has carved out a unique space in contemporary music with her minimalist approach that focuses on the physicality of sound and the intricate tunings of instruments. Her compositions are known for their patient exploration of timbre and resonance, often employing alternative tuning systems and making use of specific instruments such as the Buchla 200 synthesizer and pipe organs.

Among Malone's most significant works is "The Sacrificial Code" (2019), a double album that showcases her profound understanding of organ music, where she creates immersive soundscapes that resonate with a meditative quality. Her artistry is also evident in other prominent releases such as "Cast Of Mind" (2018), which highlights her deft synthesis of electronic and acoustic sound to create immersive auditory experiences, and "Living Torch" (2021), another exploration of the rich and textural possibilities of organ music. Kali Malone's compositions are not merely heard; they are experienced, creating spaces for deep listening and contemplation, and cementing her as a key figure in experimental music circles. Her recent artistic output, including "All Life Long (for organ)" and variations of "Does Spring Hide Its Joy," continues to receive acclaim for its innovative use of harmonic structures and meditative qualities.