MARIETTA, GA – Author’s Tranquility Press announces the release of Sound Matters: The Impact of Technology on Music Consumption in the Early Twentieth Century by Richard L. Beeston, a work that explores how sound technology reshaped the way music is experienced and shared.

The book traces the development of early technologies such as player piano rolls, cylinders, records, and radio, showing how these innovations made it possible to record and reproduce sound in everyday settings.

It examines how these changes allowed listeners greater control over what they heard and when they heard it, gradually shifting music from live performance settings into homes and communities.

Sound Matters also highlights how recording and broadcasting expanded access to music across different audiences, shaping listening habits that continue into the present.

Sound Matters: The Impact of Technology on Music Consumption in the Early Twentieth Century is available now on Amazon.

About the Author

Richard L. Beeston is the author of Sound Matters: The Impact of Technology on Music Consumption in the Early Twentieth Century. His work examines the relationship between music, technology, and listening practices over time.

About Author’s Tranquility Press

Author’s Tranquility Press is a publishing company based in Marietta, Georgia. The press works with authors to produce books across a range of genres, including fiction and nonfiction.

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