As man explored the land from which they came, so too did they discover sound and the vibratory nature of our Universe. So much did they enjoy sound, finding resonance in it, they began to play with it, eventually organising it, into what today we call music.

What we see with our eyes, feel with our finger tips and taste with our tongues is an interpretation of vibration. Sound however, tangibly non-physical and vibration at it’s basis, gives us shape and form. Thus the experience of sound offers us a deeper connection and a more, tactile understanding, of the vibratory world we live in.