Track 16 – False Awakening – Imphenzia 1 Track Per Day Release Marathon

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UPDATE: This track has been removed from SoundCloud - you can still get it from http://music.imphenzia.com.

Welcome to my complete 1 track per day #Imphenzia release marathon. Every day until I run out of tracks I will release one of my tracks as a free download and write some history behind it.

If you like my music, if you want to support it, and if you don’t want to wait for the entire marathon to finish – you can download all my music as MP3 and FLAC files from http://music.imphenzia.com for what you think it is worth ($2 – $50) – there are 109 tracks to grab =)

False Awakening is a four and a half minute old school trance track that I released 20th March 2010. It's got a steady beat and the sound of it keeps reminding me of an old track called "In My Mind" by Swedish Antiloop from the 90s. It's got a repeating lead and some morphing subtle TB303 sounds chewing away in the background. As with quite a few tracks since Himalaya it has a calm atmospheric break starting at 1:20.

False Awakening qualified to be the 2nd track on my 2010 album Duplicate My Soul. I list to it every now and then myself and even if it's not one of my favorites I quite like it and when I do #gamedev it keeps my momentum and creativity going. There are no remixes or alternative versions of False Awakening. The name has no particular meaning but I also made my track Imaginary Friend at the time and I've got tracks in the past named Daydreamer and so it follows that theme.

You can follow me and the rest of this track release marathon on twitter: @Imphenzia

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