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Well done Rita, an excellent performance, I love it.

Very good track, loving it, better quality then my own stuff :-)

That was a good listen, well done.

Well done, loads of energy

Great track, interesting composition of sounds and vocal, well mixed.
Another training example for me as I tend to flood with sounds.

Great track, well done. Faved it to remember as an example for myself.

This was a good listen, Jazz isn't my thing but this one is.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful piece of music.
Sorry for the desecration, but at 1.5 playback speed it reminds me of Santana.

I like it, a bit short :-), love the reverb on the synth, your own vocals?

Well done, very danceable, I like it, love the percussion and use of the vocals

Beautiful piece of music, I enjoyed listening to it, well done.

Cool track, I like it.

Great track, loving it

Hello Anthony, I like this a lot, well done

Nice result, well done

Wonderful result, well done

Hi Aaron, I really have to listen to all you tracks, discovered this in Discord, this is a gem, well done

Nice approach, seems a good track but for me overdone on compression, it even affects the vocal, I don't like squashed vocals, but when you like the pumping... In case I would like to keep the pumping I would add the vocal after the compression.

Interesting mix

Energy overflow, #####, short but well done

Thanks for sharing, like the track, have to remember the vocal, how it sounds.

Nice one, I like it.

This is a good listen, I enjoyed it

Great track, unusual topic :-) Hit by lightning a year ago: outer-body experience. Love the multi voice parts.

Welcome back, I love this track, thanks for sharing.

Missing fade out:
Fade out by reverb (or other FX)? In my experience rendering to audio miscalculate the duration of the FX at the end of a song causing a potential fade out to be missing. I.e. my DAW Reaper doesn't know the length of a FX, there is a configured value in seconds but that isn't precise. You can fix this yourself, by having a empty MIDI or silent audio item at the end of your arrangement that takes up the time of the fade out when you play it back in your DAW. Having that item will include it's time in the render and fix the problem. You moved the "end" of your song to include the already existing fade out :-)
Of course there could be other reasons.