"Isolation" by Robert Watson is a chill-out track that feels like a laid-back jam session in a rehearsal room. While it might not stand out as a remarkable piece, it embodies a genuine sense of improvisation and enjoyment in making music. The sounds are well-crafted, featuring powerful drums, a good-sounding guitar, bass and keyboard that blend smoothly together. The fun and casual vibe of playing music shines through, making it a pleasant listen. It's a solid effort, capturing the essence of musical relaxation and creativity. You should master the song to make it more shine.

Upon your very first listen to "Isolation" by Allentown, Pennsylvania's Don cauthon, you cannot help but to be deeply impressed by the song's musicianship, compositional skill and inspired production values on full display here. While Don's musical influences are quite evident, he has definitely achieved a sound uniquely his own. Looking forward to hearing more music from Don!

Another long one with a hard rockin' drum pattern and some more or less interesting guitar or organ figures on top. Not more and not less, at least for one's ears. If I close my eyes and let the pictures come, the "brain cinema", and having the title "isolation" in mind, I could imagine a prisoner and his long and boring day, interrupted by short sequences of variation like a walk in the yard for some minutes, and then back into the cell with the drums being the clock that counts the endless and boring seconds that sum up to another boring day without sense and without joy. If that is what you express here with this musical picture then it fits good. But maybe I am interpreting way too much in here. Just thinking loud.

This is a very dope song as I am a fan of psychedelic rock. You did an awesome job with this. I was pulled in with the song, but the only thing for me is that it is too long which was the only downside to this song. I look forward to hearing more of your music going forward to see what your playlist and discography have to offer. Keep up the good work, I can't wait to listen to more of your music to add to my playlist.

I like this tune, I was waiting for vocals but they never came. Nice interesting start to the tune a nice steady drum & bass then come the keys and guitar embellishments. For an instrumental it kept my attention with some nice what I would phrase as meanderings. Brilliant I like it!

Look man, been a recording engineer for a long time. The main problem here is TIMING. Make sure that the bass and drums are ALWAYS spot on with one another. Just trying to help you. The music, unfortunately, is going no where. So if this is for a hobby or self gratification, so be it. Just call me Simon Cowell.

Nice start to the song. good drum sound. love the bass groove. production is great. sounds like a stratocaster guitar being played. Cool chord changes in the middle. Makes nice for good backround music!

One of the things I enjoy most about Number One Music artists is the newfound ability to hear music from around the world by singers who I'd never have the chance to listen to otherwise. That, in itself, is a great thing. Here, with this song - the descriptions of psychedelic rock are right on point. Groovin and methodical Powerfully produced. I'd really like a vocal added like an Etta James added to this and it would be out of this world. Great job, though.

Great Instrumental great piece of work ............wow nice this AWESOME .this instrumental song has a really good.and ....................................the song was put together is very unique.......................................just love the way the sounds they were like instruments were spot on ................. perfectly........................can't say enough about this instrumental song......................................I want to thank you for letting me review your amazing song thank you.................... This is steve from voodoo dancer and thankyou..................................