The Politics of Vibration

Exploring music as a transformative vibrational practice, the book delves into the works of three contemporary musicians, highlighting their unique contributions to the understanding of vibration. It introduces vibration studies as an interdisciplinary field, framing vibration as both a physical phenomenon and a psychological influence. The author argues for recognizing music as a cosmopolitical practice, where societal access to vibration influences individual and collective identities. This perspective reveals the underlying ontology of contemporary music and its ethical implications within various music scenes.