I haven't posted a new original in a while so I figured it was time...  plus, I really just can't hear the mix any more.  
 
Anyhow, this is a "light" progressive rock instrumental featuring lead synth throughout, with a number of time signature changes and a few key variations.  It's fairly dense but hopefully the mix is clear enough!
 
https://soundcloud.com/steve-cocchi/nordic-blue
 

Nice one Steve - great playing, great mix. 
I can't imagine how long it took you to put it all together - not much cutting and pasting going on!!!

Thanks, Daryl.   Yeah, it did take a while, particularly to get some of the timing down (or at least in the ballpark).  Despite a little C&P here and there.     
 

OK so how much did Rick want to guest?
 
Nice track, mix sounds well here.
 
Thanks for sharing.

The lost track from Tarkus? That was a ton of fun. I might mix it a little brighter, but that's just a matter of taste. Well done

@Wookie - thanks! I'm glad the mix is still coming through OK.   FWIW,Rick was working fairly cheap this time around, just had to buy him a beer. 
 
@Mark - Huh, I hadn't thought about ELP in this case, but you better believe I'll take it.        I thought the mix was a little too bright/brittle earlier on and actually toned it down a little.  Subjective, I know, but something for me to keep in mind.
 

Very nice Steve! Great job on putting it together and having the theme flow through the whole song.
 
Regards,
Dan

Thanks, Dan!  Adding the "reprise" theme towards the end was actually one of the later steps in the composition process, but I'm glad that worked out so it's not just a lot of notes.  
 

Steve , I think that was fantastic and I really enjoyed it 
What was your process on this , were you playing guitar and converting to midi ? 
bottom line = very cool playing and sounds .
 
Kenny

Hi, Steve,
 
This is absolutely fantastic!
 
Excellent composition and performances, and the mix is perfect for the genre. I love the quirky changes and transitions.  I'm with Mark, definitely reminds me of early ELP.
 
Great work, my friend, super stuff!
Bob