As previously reported, Peter Gabriel is the executive editor of a new book called Reverberation: Do Everything Better with Music, for which he's also penned a foreward. Now we have a release date for the project: March 14.
The book's concept is that if you incorporate the right music into your life, you can sleep better, become more creative, be more productive and even have better sex. In fact, it promises to share "specific songs and techniques" to make this happen.
"Reverberation unlocks a world where we can all actively leverage the power of music to improve and enhance every aspect of your life," according to the book's website.
Reverberation is based on interviews with neuroscientists who are making "exciting breakthroughs" at the "intersection of music, science, technology and medicine." Also included are interviews with musicians like David Byrne, Mick Fleetwood, Branford Marsalis and Sheila E.
You can check out some excerpts from the book at Reverberation.co, while you listen to Gabriel's song "Lead a Normal Life" from his 1980 self-titled album aka Melt.
Gabriel is also prepping for the release his long-awaited new album i/o, though he has yet to reveal its release date. So far, he's put out two songs from it: “The Court (Dark-Side Mix)" and “Panopticom." When it arrives, i/o will be his first album of new original music in 20 years.
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