How does the line go? Oh, yeah!
 

 
 
Nice work, Wook!

I like it too! Nice elements coming in and out. Uptempo fun. You are the master of the fizzy synth. Makes me want my DX-7 back!
 
Mix-wise, I think I hear some kind of overload periodically - it's more noticeable in the first couple of minutes, like a whole bunch of signal hits a limiter and gets squashed really quick. It's barely perceptible and it could be my faulty neural network!
 
Thanks for the trippy ride back to 1983.
 
cheers,
-Tom

Thank you John, something like that, glad you enjoyed the ride.
 
Tom, I hear it to but only on the MP3 version and it is ever so slight, thanks for taking the time to listen and comment. 

Wookie, Right off, I knew this was going to be a good Wookie piece and I was right. Nice use of instrumentation, especially the synth and the drums seem to be right in place throughout. Lots of great sound bites going on. Very interesting to say the least, and very danceable for those who want to get out of their chair and kick it about.
 
Peace and Blessings, John 

Thank you John, good to see you here and I appreciate you taking the time to listen and comment.

This is a toe-tapper! (I don't dance much anymore.) Love the old-school sound and the pulsing beat. If I were 20 again at a disco in Europe circa 1977 I'd be hopping about, sloshing beer everywhere. It's got a great intro, but the girls wouldn't join me on the dance floor till the drums start up, around a minute and a half in. All the guys in the place would say that's just too long.  Nice!
 

Well Kevin if it gives you more of an opportunity to strut your stuff  Thanks for taking the time to have a listen and comment.

Unexpected and cool! Did not see this coming

John - very cool synth layers and arps
 
I like the change up
 
thanks for sharing - very cool stuff
 
 
(come to the Coffee House - there's a thread I need you see!)

Modern retro synth dance pop, in traditional Wookiee fashion.   IOW, yeah, good stuff going on there.  
 
The RP arps work really well and all of the layers combine nicely.  +1 to those up and down runs - very cool.