Kali Malone is an American composer and musician known for her immersive, minimalist soundscapes that blend analog synthesizers, pipe organs, and acoustic instruments. Growing up in Colorado before moving to Europe, Malone’s music draws from both experimental electronic traditions and the harmonic austerity of early sacred music. Her compositions often feature slow, evolving textures and microtonal harmonies, exploring resonance, timbre, and the psychoacoustic effects of duration.

Since relocating to Stockholm, Sweden, Malone has become deeply involved in the European experimental music scene, collaborating with fellow artists such as Stephen O’Malley and Lucy Railton, and releasing critically acclaimed albums including "The Sacrificial Code" and "Living Torch." Malone’s work receives praise for its contemplative atmosphere, meticulous structure, and meditative intensity, establishing her as a significant contemporary voice in experimental and drone music.