Vincent Sebastian creates immersive musical experiences that blend rhythm, technology, live performance, and research into human experience.

Over the past 25 years, he has performed internationally as a percussionist, DJ, producer, and electronic musician, while simultaneously exploring a deeper question: how does music bring people together, shape experience, and create meaningful moments of connection?

This question has shaped Vincent's journey from festival stages and recording studios to academic research, culminating in a PhD exploring music, ritual, participation, and transformation.Today, Vincent's work bridges performance, creativity, and scholarship through live shows, workshops, talks, writing, and collaborative projects that invite people to engage with music not only as entertainment, but as a powerful medium for shared experience.

An ARIA Award-nominated artist, Vincent has released music on labels including Defected and Atjazz, recorded on more than 30 albums, achieved multiple Traxsource chart-toppers, and performed at major festivals and events across multiple continents. He leads the electronic-Latin project Oyobi and has collaborated with artists including Santana, Earth, Wind & Fire, Ocean Alley, Seun Kuti, Manu Chao, Ricky Martin, Juan Luis Guerra, Los Van Van, Los Amigos Invisibles, Sandy Rivera, Richard Earnshaw, Ron Carroll, Rob Vission, and Touch Sensitive.

Vincent was the in-house percussionist for the US television production Name That Tune (2022), filmed in Australia, and is endorsed by Toca Percussion, Wincent Sticks, and Protection Racket.

Alongside his performance career, Vincent holds a Doctorate in Music and degrees in Psychology and Sound Design (First-Class Honours, University Medal, UTS). His research has been presented internationally and continues through writing, books, lectures, and the development of the Sound-Soul System—an ongoing exploration of sound, creativity, participation, and human experience.