Healing Vibes Collective creates music for wellness
Discover Healing Through Sound with Healing Vibes Collective.
Intentional music for meditation, mindfulness, relaxation, focus, and rest.
Sound for Calm, Balance & Presence
Healing Vibes Collective creates immersive instrumental soundscapes designed to support calm awareness and mindful focus.
Our music blends crystal singing bowls, ambient drones, gentle piano, guitars and harmonic movement to create spacious listening environments that feel grounding and restorative.
These pieces are ideal for meditation, quiet focus, relaxation, or simply creating a peaceful atmosphere.
Latest Release
Tune to Joy: Healing at 528 Hz.
A calming soundscape created to support relaxation, emotional balance, and inner peace.
Blending crystal singing bowls, warm ambient textures, and gentle harmonic movement, Tune to Joy invites you into a slower, more centered state of listening.
✨ Tuned to the frequency often associated with 528 Hz.
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Upcoming Release 2-2-2026!
Tune to Tranquility
Tune To Tranquility is an 11-minute grounding soundscape designed to support stillness, relaxation, and inner stability. A softly blended root crystal singing bowl tuned to 432 Hz provides a warm foundation beneath evolving piano textures, choral tones, subtle bells, and natural elements.
Best experienced with headphones. Ideal for meditation, relaxation, or quiet focus.
About Healing Vibes Collective
Healing Vibes Collective is a space for peace, presence, and renewal through sound.
Each composition is created with intention, drawing inspiration from healing frequency traditions and the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls. Spacious textures, slow harmonic movement, and gentle pacing are used to help quiet the mind and support emotional balance.
Whether you’re meditating, studying, unwinding, or taking a mindful pause, these sound journeys are designed to guide you back to stillness. Some compositions are inspired by sound-meditation traditions and emerging research exploring how musical tuning, including 432 Hz, may influence relaxation and listening experience.
For those curious about the research behind sound and relaxation, more information is shared below.
Science & Sound
Research on music therapy, sound meditation, and singing bowls suggests sound can support relaxation and emotional wellbeing when used intentionally.
Music and structured listening have been widely studied in healthcare and wellness settings.
Large scientific reviews report that music-based interventions are associated with reductions in stress, anxiety, and negative mood states, with effects depending on context, type of music, and individual differences.
Research also suggests music can influence physiological stress responses, supporting its use for relaxation and mindful focus.
Singing bowls are commonly used in sound-meditation practices.
While this research area is smaller than the broader music-therapy field, early peer-reviewed studies and reviews suggest singing bowl sessions may support relaxation and reduced tension.
Researchers consistently note that more rigorous studies are needed, and current findings are best understood as promising but not definitive.
Music tuned to 432 Hz has been explored in a small but growing body of scientific research, primarily in comparison to the standard 440 Hz tuning.
Several pilot and clinical studies suggest that music at both tunings can support relaxation, with some reporting slightly greater reductions in physiological stress markers—such as heart rate, perceived anxiety, or cortisol—during 432 Hz listening in certain contexts.
Researchers consistently note that these findings are preliminary, based on small sample sizes, and influenced by listening context and individual differences. Current evidence supports the role of sound and music in nervous-system regulation, while research on specific tuning frequencies remains an active and evolving area of study.
Many wellness traditions reference specific sound frequencies such as 432 Hz or 528 Hz.
From a scientific perspective, the strongest evidence supports how sound and music affect the nervous system—attention, breathing, emotional regulation, and perceived calm—rather than any single frequency having unique biological healing properties.
Research exploring specific frequencies is preliminary and should be interpreted cautiously.
Music, stress, and relaxation
• de Witte et al. (2022). Effects of music therapy on stress-related outcomes: A systematic review and meta-analysis.
• de Witte et al. (2025). Music therapy for anxiety: Psychological and physiological outcomes.
Singing bowls & sound meditation
• Goldsby et al. (2017). Effects of Tibetan singing bowl sound meditation on mood, tension, and wellbeing.
• Stanhope & Weinstein (2020). Human health effects of singing bowls: A systematic review.
• Cai et al. (2025). Therapeutic effects of Tibetan singing bowl interventions: A systematic review.
432 Hz vs 440 Hz tuning (pilot & clinical research)
• Calamassi & Pomponi (2019). Music tuned to 432 Hz versus 440 Hz: Physiological and psychological responses in a crossover pilot study.
• Clinical pre-procedure anxiety studies examining music tuning and salivary cortisol or autonomic markers (small randomized or crossover designs).
• Exploratory clinical research comparing relaxation outcomes of alternative musical tunings in healthcare and rehabilitation contexts.
Disclaimer: This music is offered for wellness and mindful listening purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition.
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Tune to Joy — Healing Soundscape
An original instrumental soundscape from Healing Vibes Collective, created to support meditation, relaxation, and gentle emotional regulation.
Tune to Joy blends crystal singing bowl resonance with warm ambient textures and slow harmonic motion, offering a calm, heart-centered listening experience.
🎧 Best experienced with headphones.
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