Listen To Before I Go - By Mansasworld Pop Song By Juankar | Looperman

I like your new song. It is smooth and characteristic. Well done.

Muy buena cancion Juankar, mezcla muy bien equilibrada, la voz en el centro y al frente, y la percusion es perfecta, es verdad que tiene poca variacion pero a veces hay canciones en las que puedes estar escuchando el mismo loop sin cansarte y esta es un ejemplo de ello

youre learning very quickly. i really like this, llearning from the greats is the way to go. i used to love timbaland until he went all in on ai music, but i digress. solid work. keep it up!

Hello Juan,
for me, genres have always played only a very small role. There are several reasons for that. Most modern songs do not fit into just one genre anymore, and in the end it does not matter which label you put on a track. What matters is whether people find it and whether it connects with the audience.

A song needs to be interesting. Statistics show that most listeners decide within the first five seconds whether they continue listening or skip to the next track. And after about thirty seconds, the song has to convince and excite them, otherwise they move on. The genre does not influence that.
The same statistics also show that people do not search by genre as much as they used to. Cover art and song descriptions are far more important today than old fashioned box thinking.

If you are mainly looking for feedback on mixing and mastering, I can say that your track already sounds very balanced. Nothing jumps out as disturbing or wrong. Maybe it is a bit strongly driven, but that is a matter of taste. You placed the focus on dominant drums and percussion, which works well for a short version.

But if you plan to extend the track to a usual 3+ minute radio edition, then you will need more variation. Otherwise it becomes too one dimensional. That is more a songwriting topic than a mixing or mastering issue.

I am not a sound engineer, the professionals in the studio handle that, but I am sure some of our colleagues here will also share their thoughts.

A very nice track.
Warm greetings,
Manuela