The Studio
vyb (vibe) studio is a space built for turning inward—a place to gather your attention back in a world constantly asking for it.
Through immersive sound, breath, meditation, and intentional movement, we create space to listen beneath the noise—to the body, the breath, the silence, and whatever else might be waiting there.
LOCATION:
𖡡 vyb studio
5009 Country Club Road
Winston-Salem, NC
HOURS:
Tuesday–Friday: Regular classes
Weekends: Special events
The Vibes
Small by Design
Our sessions are intentionally kept small—and our studio is small, too. That means when a session fills up, we're all in it together.
It's part of what makes vyb feel different. You're not disappearing into the back of a crowded yoga class or practicing anonymously alongside dozens of strangers. We learn your name, notice when you've been gone, and get to know you over time.
Small groups also allow us to be more present with each person in the room. Whether you're here for yoga, meditation, handstands, or sound, our approach is personal and hands-on. When appropriate, we offer physical assists and supportive touch as part of the experience—helping you feel more connected, supported, and cared for throughout your practice.
Enter the Dark
The studio itself is designed to change the way you experience a room.
Dark walls and ceilings, low light, and an intentionally immersive environment help strip away some of the visual noise you're used to processing all day. There is less to look at, less to compare, and less pulling your attention outward.
Instead, you can close your eyes, settle in, and listen.
Tea, After
We like to leave a little room for what happens after the practice.
When time allows, stay for a few minutes. Have some tea. Say hello to someone you haven't met yet. Let yourself land before heading back into the rest of your day.
Allie often chooses or blends the tea with the season in mind, drawing a little inspiration from Ayurveda and Chinese medicine. Sometimes it's thoughtfully blended. Sometimes it's simply something delicious.
It's nothing formal. Just a few quiet minutes to connect, settle, and transition back into the world.
Our Sonic Philosophy
The Physics of Sound
The Physics of Sound
Sound is physical. Acoustic instruments create real pressure waves that move through the room and through you. Gongs, metal, drums, and other resonant instruments give the body something tangible to feel while the mind has something immediate to listen to. As attention settles into vibration, rhythm, and resonance, the nervous system can begin to shift from stimulation toward stillness.
The Void
The Void
We call the space between waking and sleeping THE VOID. It is a liminal state—deeply relaxed, yet still aware; quiet, spacious, and open. You don't have to force your way there. Through sound, stillness, and hovering your attention between wakefulness and sleep, the boundaries of ordinary thought begin to soften. What remains is a sense of vastness, peace, clarity, and possibility.
Sound as Movement
Sound as Movement
Sound doesn't only quiet us. It can move us. In our movement practices, music becomes part of the physical experience—shaping breath, rhythm, intensity, and attention. We pair intentional movement with driving electronic sound to create practices that are immersive, physical, and deeply embodied.
Listening is the Practice
Listening is the Practice