Massive Attack – Teardrop [432 Hz]

Experience the ethereal sounds of Massive Attack's iconic track "Teardrop" in 432 Hz. This alternative tuning is believed by some to resonate with a more natural frequency, offering a deeper and more resonant listening experience. In this rendition, the song takes on a new dimension, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in its emotive melodies and hypnotic rhythms. Massive Attack, the pioneering British musical collective, has left an indelible mark on the landscape of electronic music. Formed in the late 1980s, the group has consistently pushed the boundaries of sound and style, blending elements of trip-hop, electronica, and alternative rock to create their distinctive sonic palette. Renowned for their atmospheric soundscapes and thought-provoking lyrics, Massive Attack continues to captivate audiences worldwide with their innovative approach to music production and performance. "Teardrop," featuring vocals by Elizabeth Fraser of the Cocteau Twins, stands as one of Massive Attack's most iconic tracks. Interestingly, the song's distinctive melody was initially written for Jeff Buckley, but he tragically passed away before recording it. Elizabeth Fraser's haunting vocals add an otherworldly quality to the track, elevating it to legendary status. "Teardrop" has been featured prominently in popular culture, including as the theme song for the hit television series "House." Its timeless appeal continues to resonate with listeners, making it a standout in Massive Attack's illustrious discography. #MassiveAttack #Teardrop #432Hz #Music #TripHop Massive Attack – Teardrop ℗ 1998 Circa Records Ltd.