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The Hudson Valley is a hub of creative activity. From galleries to writing spaces, there are so many towns that are buzzing with creativity.<\/p>\n
Hudson, New York is one of those places. Long Pond Studio is a popular recording studio owned and operated by Aaron Dessner.<\/p>\n
Dessner is part of the bad The National and Long Pond Studio is part of his private residence, but he invites some pretty big names to come to town and record.<\/p>\n
In a recent Instagram post, we’ve learned that a huge name in music recorded his latest project right here in the Hudson Valley.<\/p>\n
Fans of singer-songwriter Noah Kahan have been patiently waiting for his 4th album, a follow up to his massive 2022 album Stick Season.<\/p>\n
Kahan is a native of Strafford, Vermont and found an insane amount of fame after his song Stick Season took off in 2021 on social media apps like TikTok.<\/p>\n
After the success of Stick Season, Kahan hit the road playing huge festivals and venues, even selling out Fenway Park.<\/p>\n
On April 24th, 2026, Kahan’s album\u00a0The Great Divide was officially released. We learned that the album was recorded in the Hudson Valley at the iconic Long Pond Studio.<\/p>\n
Aaron Dessner took to Instagram and wrote “I’m so excited to share that\u00a0@noahkahanmusic<\/a>‘s new album “The Great Divide” is finally out in the world today. I feel so grateful and honored to have played a part in writing and recording this record with Noah.”<\/p>\n The post goes on to add that Noah had been out to Hudson to visit Long Pond in November of 2024, not knowing how the project would shape out. Dessner writes:<\/p>\n We made Porch Light in a few hours of that first day at Long Pond and didn’t look back until the sounds of crickets waning in the last days of August the next year.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n You can take a look at the full post below:<\/p>\n In the summer of 2020, the one and only Taylor Swift released a surprise 8th album. It’s called folklore.<\/p>\n A few months later in November of 2020, Swift announced a documentary of sorts called “folklore: the long pond studio sessions” exclusively on Disney +.<\/p>\n Yes, that’s right. The same Long Pond Studio that we spoke about above, right here in the Hudson Valley.<\/p>\n Swift has ties to the area as she has performed at Bethel Woods numerous times and visited the area for some apple picking back in 2010.<\/p>\n As a Swift fan, it was cool to see her record some of my favorite songs in my neck of the woods.<\/p>\n The Hudson Valley is quickly becoming a top destination for celebrities. Whether they’re shooting a movie or enjoying the scenery, celebs sightings have gone up in recent years. Have you had a HV celebrity sighting?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n The Wild Center in Tupper Lake, New York, welcomes TROLLS: Save The Humans exhibit this summer from June 1st through October 31st. Thomas Dambo\u2019s 6 signature giant folklore-inspire troll sculptures will be on hand to “teach humans to rediscover nature and inspire them to be good stewards of the earth.” Meet the 6 trolls and learn all about their personalities below. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Netflix just released a first look at season 2 of The Four Seasons which filmed all around the Hudson Valley. See anything familiar?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Jess<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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Taylor Swift Films Documentary at Long Pond Studio<\/h3>\n
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Hollywood On The Hudson Strikes Again: First Look at Season 2 of The Four Seasons<\/h2>\n