Listen To Silky Rhodes Chords RnB Song By BlaqhstarrMusic At Looperman.com

Yeah! I like the Harmony!
I'd like to hear this track with a (or some) vocal(s) on it that w'd be great. To achieve a "professional" sounding you might work the transitions between each part.
Equaly you might work on the "dynamism" of the track and I don't mean in terms of levels but by creating "motions". U know "non experimented" musicians would make someting appear in the track by pulling up its volume. But in the real life something can appear in so many different ways that U have the choice : let something appear in Ur track by coming from the left side and rising its volume, a combination of high pass going dowm and coming from 30° Left and reaching the 10° right for example...
Ther's so much way, U can either make stuff appear by sending a sound in a reverb AUX rising only its AUX level (PRE-FADERed) and starting a crosss fade between the direct and AUX volume fader! I like when things moving in the mix and in this kind of music U can make it happen!!
For sure the vocal have its role so..

But good work but, for me it's not finished it has to evoluate...

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this is really good. the layering of the sounds breaks things up on the back of that drum with the solid groove. i would but a compressor on that kick drum with very slow attack and a fast release so the ummmf from it without the hardness. that would probably bring out the bass a little more. maybe add a little air on the eq to make the hats and the top ends of the synths shimmer. and a little bit wider on the stereo too, all seems a little condensed into the center. really good song man, got any plans for vocals?

I like that, sounds rather professional to me! I mean sound-quality wise there isn't anything that stood out in a negative way. Only gripe i'd have is maybe that the track structure and arrangement could use some variations to make it slightly less repetitive after a while.
However it sounds very smooth, well-balanced and the harmonies and melodies seem flawless to me (i.e. didn't hear any weird interval clashes or things like that).

All things considered seems like fine work to me bro, well done! enjoyed listening to this!