And here’s the next batch. For ages, ‘A case of mistaken reality’ was a song title waiting for some music: eventually, it turned into this epic instrumental. The second track here, ‘Hypnosis’, was one of the first where I made use of vocal samples to enhance the music. This was quite an interesting experience and, technically, quite challenging given the equipment I was working with.
This is one part of a series of posts where I release fully finished tracks from what I am now referring to as “Dave Ewart: The Back Catalogue”, and some unfinished/demo tracks from what I am calling “Dave Ewart: The Lost Demo Tapes”. The full list of all released tracks is available on the Music page.
All tracks are licensed under the Creative Commons Non-Commerical Share-Alike license. 
This license means that you are free to distribute and copy, provided that you attribute it as being my work. If you wish to make derivative copies (e.g. remixes) you must release those works under this same license. Commercial use is not permitted.
alot of 1980’s influence there, echos of Van Morrison, Alex F and even a bit a certain Mr Jackson I beleive….good job.
Permalink1980s, undoubtedly; Van Morrison, I’m surprised to hear that; Axel F – makes sense, I actually did a cover version! Mr Jackson: really, you think so? I don’t see that at all… 🙂
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