I love that fat groaning synth that comes in at 0:45. Would have liked a longer reverb time at that part and some more atmospherics to fill the gaps there. When the main beat comes in i'm reminded of Wilkinson a lot. You've managed to keep the same melody throughout but still keep it varied and interesting. definitely feeling the vibes from this.

This i like better than your other track on here drums again a bit samey but the synth and bassline changes make that no issue.

production wise its crisp and im liking the angry bitch vocal aye love it more please :)

that synth sounds like the kind of asshole that you root for in aesthetic, non hollywood movies!
like snatch or something, the sound reminds me of brad pitt, he was a an ignorant fuck but you cheered him on regardless
the snare in particular pops professionally, the kick is pushing through that mix while retaining all its character and the hats sound more clicky than usually found on dnb but they ... More don't try and overstay their welcome in their frequency department.the opening pads to this are chock full of sonic charisma that can only be attained by a healthy dose of knowing what the fuck you are at.
now it is time for the compliment sandwich to come into play
the drums whereas tight sounding didn't do very much other than loop over and over again, IMO, you should throw in a few crashes and some glitches maybe a few more vocal snippets.
its not suffering from loudness syndrome(excess compression)  which i find delightful, there are many dynamics in the way this is produced
either way, you get a nine for top quality production and a top quality idea.but the repetitive drums robed you of  1.
i can picture this track being on the next need for  speed game.
 

Production-wise it sounds really solid to me, drumwork is tight and interesting and the bass sounds huge! Loving that part where the bass comes in the first time, great work with that.

It gets a little repetitive to me, tho like Jaw said the changes in the bassline make it more interesting, and I'm happy you didn't force some terrible new lead or something there just to make some variation.
... More />Overall I think it's really nice, a good example of how you can make a good DnB track without too much stuff on it!

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