Watson Bradley – Frequency Of 10
Frequency Of 10 is an instrumental rock track that begins with phaser-processed guitar, setting a bluesy and psychedelic atmosphere typical of David Gilmour. The following piano provides a dynamic, almost dance-like vibe, while the melody develops over time in an attractive and natural style. Funk-inspired bass lines soon appear, contributing to the arrangement’s groove and making the song feel both cosy and exciting. At 2:19, a second layer of phaser-treated guitar arrives, providing a more playful dimension to the arrangement and pushing the song into a brighter, more upbeat direction. The track’s audio spectrum is incredibly diverse, thanks to the use of psychedelic guitar sounds, piano, blues influences, and funky bass. Frequency Of 10 also has a cinematic quality to it that makes it simple to imagine it as part of a documentary soundtrack, especially during a scene involving landscapes, travel, or discovery. The track remains groovy, bluesy, and funky till the conclusion, with various original musical ideas rather than vocals. A warm and friendly piece with enough psychedelic style and rhythm to reveal new layers upon repeated listening.
