A solid dance track.  I could dance to it.  I feel the talky thing is a bit of a one trick pony by the end.

Fun stuff :)  And it sounds really clean and crisp.

Good track and making use of synthesised vocals when you can is a plus. I think to improve your track I would suggest using a bass and maybe other element's with a bit more character so that you are not fully relying on the vocals to carry the track.

Solid chops for the genre. You've got a handle on the basics. May I ask just a bit more? Perhaps on the breakdown, take the bass out all together and let us float a while.  Or bring back the muted bass from the intro. Extend the build up and then hit us with a big drop back into the beat. Or add a shimmering sustained lead/pad above the rhythmic elements.Think of the energy of the dance floor.

Cool - it's like singing -- the backing track is feeling repetitive, which may be integral to the style of the song, but a change up now and then would be welcome.

This is my entry for the "KVR One Synth Challenge #198" which in fact is the celebratory 200th one. All sounds must be produced with a single synthsizer in this challenge. On this occasion the synth could be chosen freely and I decided to use Spire by Reveal Sound.

DAW: Bitwig 5.3.13
Synth: Spire by Reveal Sound
BPM: 128

Instruments:
* Spire: 15 instance

Used Bitwig Devices:
* EQ+, Filter, Compressor+, Peak Limiter, Dynamics, Gate, Saturator, Resonator Bank, Tool, Multiband Fx-2, Spectrum, Oscilloscope

Used third party plugins:
* PREDD, OTT, Valhalla Supermassive, Youlean Loudness Meter

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