Scoring “Some Other Woman” was a fascinating journey into the heart of psychological tension and eerie atmospheres. The score’s themes were meticulously crafted based on traditional songs and chants used in Cayman Island black magic rituals, lending an authentic and haunting layer to the film.

The entire score undergoes a gradual retuning, beginning at 396Hz to establish a somber and mysterious baseline. As the film progresses and the antagonist confronts the protagonist, the music detunes to reach a high point of 417Hz, intensifying the suspense and drama. This peak in frequency underscores the climax of their confrontation.

As the story resolves, the score subtly retunes back to 396Hz, reflecting the protagonist’s return to a fragile equilibrium. This dynamic retuning not only enhances the emotional depth of the film but also immerses the audience in its dark, ritualistic essence.