New Song with the help of BIAB 2014

Nice and mellow + like the sound of your bass drum especially.
 
Good Job!
 
best wishes

Good voice. Good song. Drums were a bit "strange" for me in the intro. Can't put my finger on it though.
 
Overall good job using those tools. Ain't technology cool? 

Thanx guys

Even though I know it's BIAB, the timing of the drums doesn't seem all that solid.  As Bapu hinted, the snare's timing in the intro is a little off, but I hear the same thing in a few other places.  OTOH, the piano during the first half tends to feel a bit "stiff" IMO.
 
But the vocals and the song itself are good!  The music just needs a little TLC.  
 

The groove just isn't working and there are a lot of harmonic issues.  This song and your voice deserve a better production.  I took a very quick stab at the opening groove and this is what I came up with.  Do you have a decent chart of the song?
http://www.audiorecording...m/LetItGoLetItFlow.mp3

good stuff....I think I'd pull the keys up a tad and some goes w/the vox...seems to sit a bit too far back. Great feel for sure.

I enjoyed the vocals and the song.
 
I never became accustomed to the electronic drums... I'm assuming that it was a creative choice. I think that if I was going to use electronic drums for this track that I'd go even further and make it sound like beat box drums, but I kept imagining a acoustic, maybe even a jazz kit, mixed in the background would sound appropriate.
 
In the absence of a killer solo, I can't really figure out what the sax was doing there. This song can sound complete with just piano, bass, and drums, but I also imagined how you might use a small horn section (trio) as a rich harmonic pad. If you use a section there is, perhaps, less expectation for a sax solo.
 
I really like the song.
 
I also think a live played bass line could effectively frame you vocals and emphasize your personal sense of groove.
 
It was nice to hear singing where the vocals complimented the choice of song, song key, genre, etc. It seemed like you were at ease and enjoying the performance.
 
Thanks for sharing!

Hey mike_mccue,
Thank you for your comments.
Using electronic drums was not really a creative choice.
I just don't know any musicians, so the computer is the only friend I have.
And even if I knew a drummer, I wouldn't know how to record it with the equipment at hand.
But it doesn't stop me from making music, though :)
And I think it's a good idea to make the drums sound more like a beat box. Flaunt the imperfections. I'll see if I can play around with the idea.
As for the sax, that was deliberate. The first version had no sax in it, but it didn't describe the laid-back, easy, peaceful feeling I wanted to feel.

Thanx for the comments.

That was a very interesting song.  It sounds to me like "Michael McDonald era Doobie Brothers meets Boz Scaggs plus some Roxy Music" (that is meant as a compliment).  You mentioned in one of your posts that your goal is to produce music that takes the listener in unexpected directions, and you did a good job of that (again, please hear that as a compliment).  If this is only your second song then you have a quite a future in front of you. 
 
Very best of luck with your music.