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Kimi Recor is a Berlin based sonic artist, sound therapist, and educator whose work grows out of a lifelong relationship with sound. For more than twenty years she has explored how tone, vibration, and atmosphere shape our inner worlds and connect us to each other and to the environments we move through. Her practice brings together planetary gongs, crystal bowls, analog synths, field recordings, and voice to create immersive soundscapes that move between the intimate and the expansive.
In 2020, after a sound bath that shifted the way she understood her own body and nervous system, she began studying frequency in a deeper way. This led her to build Frequency with Kimi, a teaching platform focused on accessible sound and breathwork education. She now guides others in working with vibration as both a creative medium and a healing tool, inviting people with no musical background to explore sound as a sensory and emotional practice.
Alongside this work she co-creates immersive sound spaces with Yasemin Vollmond through The Portal, a project dedicated to collective experience. Together they shape environments that are both educational and deeply felt, combining performance, somatic practice, and group listening.
Kimi recently released i, a collaborative album with Marc Elsner that grew out of their installation and performance series Resonant Spaces. She is also working on a new solo ambient album shaped by deep listening, memory, and a soft, post pop sensibility. Outside of her sound based work she fronts Schnallo, a Denglish Neue Welle band known for its energetic and slightly unhinged live shows.
Across all of her projects, Kimi is interested in how sound invites people to listen more closely. To themselves. To each other. To the textures in the world that are easy to miss. Her work moves between discipline and intuition, always returning to the body as both instrument and guide.
image by liz bretz
In 2020, after a sound bath that shifted the way she understood her own body and nervous system, she began studying frequency in a deeper way. This led her to build Frequency with Kimi, a teaching platform focused on accessible sound and breathwork education. She now guides others in working with vibration as both a creative medium and a healing tool, inviting people with no musical background to explore sound as a sensory and emotional practice.
Alongside this work she co-creates immersive sound spaces with Yasemin Vollmond through The Portal, a project dedicated to collective experience. Together they shape environments that are both educational and deeply felt, combining performance, somatic practice, and group listening.
Kimi recently released i, a collaborative album with Marc Elsner that grew out of their installation and performance series Resonant Spaces. She is also working on a new solo ambient album shaped by deep listening, memory, and a soft, post pop sensibility. Outside of her sound based work she fronts Schnallo, a Denglish Neue Welle band known for its energetic and slightly unhinged live shows.
Across all of her projects, Kimi is interested in how sound invites people to listen more closely. To themselves. To each other. To the textures in the world that are easy to miss. Her work moves between discipline and intuition, always returning to the body as both instrument and guide.
image by liz bretz