Would you like to slightly twist the process by which music reaches us? Our bodies are actually empty. When you enlarge the body, atoms eventually appear, and atoms are mostly made up of empty space.
And atoms maintain their shape through force. I’m not a physics major, so I can’t explain it clearly. Anyway, atoms must have been shaped like that because they were bound together by some kind of force. So, from a certain perspective, our bodies are a mass of pure energy, and the warmth and physical force we feel when we shake hands are also pure energy.
Music sends energy through the air as a catalyst. And the energy sent out at this time oscillates with the passage of time. So, the process of appreciating music is basically a process in which the energy mass called the listener receives the vibrations emitted by the mass of energy called the performer into itself. It’s fun, right?
I think Soul Delivery’s bassist Yonghoon Jeong also thought about this kind of power. I released a song called “Vibration (feat. THAMA)” through my personal project Flask (Flask).
Structurally, it is loop-based, but the song was completed through live performance. If you notice the details that this writing style creates, I think it will be a pretty interesting song. For example, a drum loop that changes subtly as the song progresses. The more you look at it, the more attractive it will become.