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Really slick 80's redo. The pad break around :50 is very cool. reminds me of Axel-F, or some early vangelis sounds.
Nice one.

This track builds a groove very nicely and grows on me with time. The second half is really catchy with the vocalish "yeah" sample.
I think you could put a wicked reggaeton singer on it like elephant man and crush some ears. :D

Super-Fly. I like this track a lot. Kicks sound tasty on headphones. :D Strong hook and delivery.

Tight track, nice mix... I like the key changes you set up early before the arrangement drops in. The tongue clicks are awesome as a break. They do make the orch loop sound a little starched afterwords because they have so much more organic character. :D
Good Job!
-Slimm

I like the synths a lot. :) The drums aren't anchored though, like harderthan said. But I think setting up treatments for kick and snare would seal it. Hip Hop usually uses up tons of headroom on the kick and snares. With pulse wave synths you might have to set up sidchain and ducking to make the mix bounce bc that type of synth also eats up headroom. In short, tricky sounds to mix and master without tons of automation. All of your tracks that I listened to have something good going on, this one too. Nice work.
-Slimm

I like the vocal sound. I think with a little creative editing and nudging the vocal tracks could be really unique. I don't really need to know the lyric precisely bc the vocals are acting as a synth in the mix to my ears. The backing track is a little weak imo bc there is no blatant musical hook to tie vocals with and very little punch in the track mix... But it's all pretty interesting musically. I think you should keep editing. "final edit" -lol, as if we know when to quit. :)

Deep old school vibe here. Nice sample too. \m/

Like the clave/click. Super Smooth mix. :D

I like it. Vocal effecting is cool. Just needs mastering imo. Good character on the track.

Chiptunes are compositions based on embedded synth chips from various gaming machines, usually C64, nintendo, etc.
This is a good chiptune arrangement, and well mixed. 8-bit sources make volatile mixes.
Nice work. :)

Classic style. Nice chopping. :)

Sweet drop at 1:38. The piano and guitar melody argue a little bit when they first appear and the composition loses cohesion momentarily, but it settles nicely into a call and answer format. I think it could use a bassline to kick the drums. Really good playing and synth layering.