Kikina Studio
Podcast production and immersive audio experiences for businesses and creative talent
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Kikina Studio
Kikina Studio creates and distributes podcasts, audio content and immersive sound experiences. Its services include recording, production, editing and post-production.
The studio works with businesses and talent seeking to engage their communities through audio. It is based in Paris and was founded in 2021.
Product: Podcast and audio-experience creation, including recording, production, editing and post-production.
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