Women in the Yard

I knew from the beginning of the writing process the music had to have an undercurrent of who the woman actually is,” states composer Lorne Balfe. “Ayanna Witter-Johnson was my inspiration for the musical underscore. Her unique musicianship and haunting voice weave seamlessly into the film’s fabric, echoing Ramona’s grief, fear, and fierce determination. Through a blend of eerie strings, ethereal vocals, and deep, resonant tones, the score intensifies the film’s atmosphere, making the presence of the spectral woman all the more chilling. It’s a sonic experience that lingers, just like the film’s most unsettling moments