I just woke up but I feel wide awake now =)
Very energizing and happy dance song you have here! Very nice piece. I'll start with the positive stuff. The progressions were awesome and definitely made it feel like a professional dance song (just based on the progression style.) The structure of the song was great. Parts didn't get to repetitive for a dance/trance song. Breaks were awesome, loved the LP filter break and the piano break. But the best part of the song is that I can feel emotions from the song, I'm sure this was a fun song to make and the song says it all. Some criticisms, not a real big fan of the snare used in this one. I don't know if you put a HP filter on the snare or something but there is no mids or lower frequencies on that snare. That alone could have added some umf! to the song. At times there is almost to much stuff going on. Since pretty much everything in here has some "fuzz" on it they don't really mix that well when there is like three of them going at the same time. It sounds like there are some sounds fighting to be heard, I'm not sure if it is because of a compressor that wasn't used correctly or if because one wasn't used at all. You probably could have just turned down the volume a little and you would have been fine, just fixed stuff with your mixer or master. I'll save you the rest because I want this to be a 50% good and 50% criticisms review. Really though guys great job and keep up the good work!
you want me to guess parts? I have never been a fan of embarrassing myself and without the pan flute Helth's part will be hard to find. HMmmm I guess I'll just say that Helth made the piano, the arp that came in around :50, and the string part at the end. And Syphon, well, I have never heard any of his stuff so it is kind of hard for me to tell what is his. I'll just say he made the rest... Anyway kudos to the both of you for making a truly energizing, inspiring, and blissful dance track.
5/5 and dl'd
-Liam Howlett