Music in time with your resting heartbeat™

Enhance your relaxation - float away with our blissful ambient music! 3 CDs specially created to produce the ultimate chillout experience!

Sonosync
The Sonosync® technique allows music to be created at varying tempos to match the resting heart rate of the listener. Every subtle beat, echo and harmonic is processed to be in perfect sync.

Latest News:

Summer 2006
Licensed by L'Oreal brand 'Kerastase' for a promotion. 20,000 CDs are being produced and sent to salons with an article in their posh glossy magazine!

January 2006
Re-pressed and available again! Selling fast, so order now! Also now available to download for only 6.95 for all 3 CDs worth!

June (ongoing) Used in Elizabeth Arden Stores worldwide as part of a specially programmed in store music programme.

May (ongoing): Featured as New World Music's Guest CD in their catalogue sent to 100,000 customers.

April - June 2005 Featured extensively on Classic FM's 'Chiller Cabinet' show.

February 2005: A 2 hour Sonosync program is featured on Cathay Pacific in-flight relaxation music channel, with an interview by Sonosync founder Nick Webb.

Music from Sonosync is also featured on First Choice Airlines 'Well Being' Channel from Jan 2005 and other airlines during the year!

Read our customer testimonials!



Triple CD package 11.95 GBP from ShopSonic
In everyday life, most people can achieve a state of extreme relaxation on an occasional basis - and may wonder why they cannot re-create this the next day. The stresses and strains of life, illnesses and long working hours can all interrupt the ability of the body and mind to relax.

The Sonosync® CDs are designed to allow a natural state of relaxation to be achieved on a regular and controlled basis. Resting heart-rate measured over several days may have wide variability - a relaxed 50 bpm one day may give way to a stressed 85 bpm the next! Sonosync® helps to target your rate down to the lowest and most relaxed state that you know you can already naturally achieve.

Created by Dr Nicholas Webb (PhD from Southampton University's Institute of Sound and Vibration Research). We are proud to launch the first 3 CD release in the series.

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Page updated 5th October 2006