Awesome track, love the progression throughout the whole piece. I'm still new to house and EDM but starting to get how to compose new tracks. Keep up the great work, this ones a keeper.

this beat is sick

deffinately a progressive house song :D
haven't listened to a song like this in a loonnnng time, brings back good memories :)
keep this up and it'll get you far man!
great tune man, solid foundation!
Pce
Dj Synergex

You got this one nailed. I'm loving the ambient feel and build. I agree with the earlier comments about this being more than good enough to sit on a compilation album! Keep up the good work!

you've just put me in a right mood on this saturday afternoon
feel the energy and the ambient feel to it which makes this
balanced and pleasant to listen,good job:))

Nice track really feelin it

That bass is lovely, The pads are superb and the gated pattern is great. I really like the chord progression, it's very chilled out but funky too. The drums carry the song very well and there don't seem to be any problems with the mix.
Great work,
Helix

Nice atmosphere you've created man, cool bass too ;)
I see you experimenting more and more with ambient music, great work!!!
Also a great Idea to merge different styles...

Grtz

Of Lemon Merange after a good meal. This track is chalked full of sweetness. And there's this one synth sequence you got goin on (kind of in the background at first and then it shifts it's way into the foreground). The (main) drums on this are classic. Kinda like Michael Jackson meets Deep Dish. The bass is kinda classic too, but with your own style married to 'em. And the levels, oy vey, lemme tell you. The least interesting part of the whole process (but necessary and blah blah, haha). Cool new comp mate. Later on!
(edit)
I was just commenting on how they can be a tricky little pain in the A** when it comes to makin a sweet track. The thing that I've tried doing is playing the mix/project that I'm working on with the volume all the way up. Then I play a song from iTunes or Windows Media player or whatever to see if I can't get the two things to sound about the same (clipping, distortion, etc). The latest track I added went through 4 revisions (the original and 3 remaster tweeks) before I got it exactly where I wanted it to sound. I just thought it was funny readin that after spending all of that time on trying to perfect the levels. Seeing that I'm not alone was nice.

Playing it again at full volume it sounds as if there's a good amount of clipping going on. Which suggest that all you gotta do is slightly drop everything down a couple of notches, volume-wise. Like neg 2 or 3 for the synths and basses and like neg 1 (maybe 2) for the drums. Try loading the current mp3 for this and check out the way the waveform on this looks (namely the peaks). Hopefully that helped. Later on!