Old skool electronica.  
 
Yeah, that was pretty cool.   And it definitely has a late 70's synth vibe for me.   The one and only thing I'd like to hear is a little more depth/width on the lead synth - everything else is spaced so nicely that it seems a bit narrow in comparison.  Maybe some subtle panned delay?
 

Hi Steve, thanks for the listen and the interesting suggestion, the lead synth is actually making use of Channel tools to narrow it down and there is a subtle ping pong delay fed by it, perhaps a tad to subtle. 

Wookiee, This sounds like some good old wookiee roller skating music, at least that what popped into my mind. Your furry paws did a really nice job on bringing out some nice Krog synth sounds and giving them some meaning. Wookiee WOW!!
 
Peace and Blessings, John

Thanks you John for having a listen and taking the time to comment.

"(Thought I should play with some of my other soft synths as Arturia and SONAR X3e are not playing ball very well at the moment.)"
 
It REALLY sucks when we have technical difficulty :-( We've all been there and felt the pain. There's really nothing worse than being inspired, having time, motivation, creativity, and then WHAM! Shiz does not work...  And then you're troubleshooting.
 
I love to play with the synths, but don't use them much because of my genera(s) This seemed to have almost a Celtic vibe to me. I enjoyed it, I would bring those more percussive bits at the bottom up a bit. 

Thanks The Band19, it sucks even more when you get the;
 
"Its not our fought its theirs, Oh no its not its their fought not ours"
 
Game played.
 
Thanks for the listen and the comment.

I loved my 05Rw half-rack...sounds like Mr. Wookie had a good time on this one! -Shawn

Thanks Shawn the O5R/w was my first rack synth I love it.  Thanks for taking the time to pop in have a listen and comment. 

Loved this piece, John.  Maybe I'm biased because I own and have played with the same synths (oh, if I only had more time and your feel for this genre), but I was particularly impressed by the way you put all the pieces together.

Many thanks Phil, nice to see your smiling face under that hat.