I love the cool synthesizer sounds, sounds that take you on a new journey of adventure in music. Huge expansion waveform sounds, that are intriguing and alluring to something bigger is up ahead. When the drums kicks in it is a great surprise and by then the listener is ready for the groove and electronic musical journey. Great for a movie scene interludes and backdrop as well, great job!

I like it. A lot. I really dig synth tones that have movement. It was like you said ambient but had a (to me) 3 parts type thing going. Part 1 may have been a bit long, being so sparse. But part 2 where the pad or strings come in it gets more interesting. I'm assuming the unexpected thing I'm calling part 3 where the beat comes in, yeah it's unexpected. It's like a progression or intensification as the song progresses. It sounds like it would be a soundtrack to a sci-fi movie where the beginning is a dystopian future thing but the song is not as melancholy as it goes into parts 2 & 3. I would be curious to know what synth(s) you used in this. I'm a guitar & bass guitar player , but I like to use synths in some of my originals. Lately I've discovered a multitude of FREE synths on line - they're plug-ins for a DAW. There's a few that are standalone (you load into your computer and add a midi keyboard and you've got a full blown instrument. No need for DAW). Contact me - I can send links. Check my ,"Song For Fallen Friends" on my page where I used a couple of these free synth plug-ins. Anyway your song sounds great!

I was really impressed and so surprised with this song. I've heard some of your other music but this song seems different. I thought this song had a really good sound and seemed well put together. I really enjoyed it.

I recently had the pleasure of listening to a mesmerizing synthesizer and ambient style musical passage that left me in awe. The piece was a beautiful blend of ethereal sounds and electronic beats, creating a dreamlike atmosphere that transported me to another world. I can hear this in a movie!

Hi Francisco wery beautiful sound, the first part is light and enveloping and the change of time is interesting, a good result.maybe you could pump the sub bass more to give the beat a little more punch

A very good evening to you Francisco and thanks for the invite to review your Instrumental Track "ESCAPE FROM THE MATRIX" which may i say that i found your Composition in my own personal music opinion to be a nice escape from the real world with some great haunting sounds that were very well performed and your production was produced and recorded to a very professional standard and would be ideal for Film and Television Production music which there is a great deal of demand for.

I like the originality of your work. Strong message and creativity is a big plus. Good production, I can hear some good vocals to this, good job on the final mix-down. I can tell you have your heart and soul into what you do. Keep on pushing and never give up or get distracted in pursuing the dream of making it. I like the instrumental blend of sounds with some vocals and the production on the track is good. Keep up the great work! Peace!!!

The track starts off with a psychedelic Pink Floyd style of atmosphere.It’s so cinematic sounding it’s like an orgasm to the ears.Then it goes in to this funky sci-fi dance beat that takes into a different direction.I love the production on this I gave this track five stars. Great atmosphere great production I give this a well-deserved five out of five. Keep up the good work.

Great synth sounds kick off this mood piece and it has a super cool sci-fi feel. The slow rhythm builds suspense really nicely at first and then the higher voice-like sounds add an ethereal quality that is also well done. As the drum beats come in towards the end you can imagine this working as part of a chase sequence in a film. It reminded me of "The Alan Parsons Project" or perhaps Vangelis. Very enjoyable.

musica spaziale ed effetti dall'universo dove abbiamo l'infinito e il vuoto assoluta si prosegue con questo trend effettistico che comunque non e' male ma di note musicali se ne sentono poche forse un paio di accordi che girano questa musica va giusto bene per un film spaziale parte la batteria e c'e' un po di brio e piano piano il ritmo prende ma i due accordi non si muovono

Hello and thank you for asking me to review you music. This piece begins with a low synth wave that gives a setting of intrigue as if in another dimension. This has a nice tone that can also be relaxing. This has a Vangelis Blade Runner feel to it taking you to a space that only the movies can portray. This is well blended and mixed. the tempo and pace that carries you throughout. Well done!

Great mudicalwow nice this AWESOME .this is a none instrumental vocal song instrumental song has a really good melody lines I can hear this song over................ and. Over.............................they the song was put together is very unique..........................just love the way the sounds they were like instruments were spot on the vocals were sung........ perfectly........................can't say enough about this song ...................I want to thank you for letting me review your amazing song thank you.................... This is steve from voodoo dancer and thank you.........................

thank you for allowing us to give you a review and the track has a good title and you put this beat together well it fits with the title of song this track was mixed and mastered well and put together well keep up the good work

In a nutshell I like this music. Synths and I go back to the Mini-Moog and Arp Odyssey. Francisco Roca’s "Escape from the Matrix" has excellent features including creativity, the clarity of the parts, the professional mix and of course the signal processing. It’s out there, and that’s a good thing. Not too much of anything, and that’s good balance. The rhythm track arrives at around 4 minutes and gives everything the same direction heading for the ending. Nice work Francisco.

I really like this tune. I'm into ambient music myself, & I am reminded of other artists who do similar things (Manuel Gottsching, Tangerine dream, others), plus I have also done tunes that consist of different patterns connected by a sonic bridge that puts the parts together & makes the whole mixture work. This piece has a synth swell that bridges the more ambient first part with the more rhythmic part after the swell, perfectly binding it all together. It's the kind of music that takes you to other worlds, I could have listened to a much longer version of it. Thank you for bringing this to my attention, I will be listening more!

"Escape from the Matrix" by Mr Franciso reminds me of starseed demensions. This electronic/ambient instrumentation describes the other demensions and planets. Somehow it describe the existance of Aliens. No, it is not scary, it is just mysterious and quite cool, although having some scary and unsettled moments in the middle of the experimental instrumental, which lasts for quite a long time, until the rhythm changes and the melody is led by my favourite lydian mode progression.