Absolutely love the percussion work at the beginning, and the kicks are phenomenal, and pair amazingly with the amount of sidechain you put on the other elements.
Nice logo too by the way.

I really like the Middle Eastern feel to this track, it works well with the trap vibe. You have a lot of unique sounds and synths as well which give the track a very fresh feel.
I especially like the pluck you added at 1:15 - it brings a TON of depth to the mix and gives the main parts some variation.

LOVE the chord changes at 1:36! Very beautiful. 1:51 does the same, and also sounds superb.

Nice sax, I was waiting for it to come in. It's mixed really well, along with the rest of the track. I would like to hear some more reverb on it I think, but it still sits really nicely in the mix and sounds great.

Very very nice track man. It honestly isn't what I usually listen to, but I love how unique it is, and it's incredibly well produced.

Excellent work.

Right off the bat, it sounds undermixed/mastered, like everything could be brought out more than they are.
The vocals definitely don't fit with some of the chords too, like at 0:27 for example, like ZUDDOX said.

One thing I definitely noticed too at 0:50 - the vibe and percussion is working really well with the vocals, but there's hardly any low end to back any of this up. I would add a sub bass, and a low pad to help give the track more energy.

Some things that are good though:
    - The gated synths are really nice, and I like the kick work.
    - The cymbals sound really nice, as well as the timpani rolls.
    - The piano at 3:09 is LOVELY. Would love to hear more of that!
    - Actually, all of the percussion is pretty awesome. I'm not huge on the snare samples you used, but that's just more personal preference than anything.

But yeah I would say the main things would be to mix and master this track to bring out the dynamics more, work on matching the vocal pitches with your chords underneath, and add some low end and low/mid.

Love all the elements at the beginning, and they come together nicely at 0:17. However, the bass is way too wide. Stereoization with bass is almost never a good idea, you can achieve a much harder and intense effect by keeping the bass mono and in the middle of the mix.

That being said though, the vibe of this track does go really hard. I like the pulsing lead accompanied with the percussion, and the samples throughout add good layering and variation. Really liked the "Panda" sample too, would've loved to hear more of that.

I would like to hear some more processing in the different elements such as more reverb, EQing, filters, etc., but like I said the vibe is perfect for what you're going for.

Unfortunately the link doesn't work on this post, but the one you tweeted to me works just fine!

I like the filter work at the very beginning, the kicks sound nice coming in and the synthwave style synth is really nice with some good chords going on. The sidechaining is well done as well, and placed in such a way that breaks repetition really well and mixes things up.
I like the gap at 0:39 as well, but I'd maybe throw in some cymbal work or more white noise FX to make the transition a little more fluid.

Now at 0:48 - I'm not sure if this was intentional or not, but there is some hardcore dissonance going on with the chords here. Even if you were going for this sound, it doesn't fit with the rest of the mood at all - especially if you said you were going for something that's beautiful (which the track is, aside from this).
It happens again at 0:55, 1:00, and so on.

I do like the short percussive synth that comes in at 1:06. And while all that is nice, the chords and general repetition gets to be a bit dry by the time I've hit 1:30. It starts to sound just like a 4 bar loop after a while. I would suggest adding some more percussive elements such as more high hats and maybe some varied snares/claps as well to help give the mix some more variation.

The section starting at 1:31 though is very nice and welcoming, especially since the previous minute and a half has been full-boar go go go. I like the filter effect you tried with the guitar-ish synth at 1:45 also, but I think I would make that cutoff smoother - it sounds as though your soundcard just gave out honestly - it's very abrupt.

Beautiful cover art by the way, forgot to add that.

The short part at 2:00 sounds really nice! I would love to hear a few bars of just that synth going with the percussion somewhere in the track, it sounds really cool.
I should add as well - I'm finding the kicks to be muddled out quite a bit throughout the track, which is too bad because I actually quite like them. They're very organic sounding and have some good hat work over top.

All in all, I really really like all the elements you have here, and I'm glad this is a WIP rather than a full track so you can continue to do some work on it.
My main things to focus on would be calming the track down a bit. It seems as though it's just trudging on and on like a train going full throttle sometimes - adding some lighter sections would be welcome and would give the listeners ears some time to breathe.
The kicks are nice, but there's hardly any other percussion going on. I would love to hear some high hat work, and some short snares/snaps/claps would be nice.
MORE OF THE BEAUTIFUL PAD THAT I CAN HEAR AT 3:00 PLEASE.  It sounds gorgeous behind those piano chords, and I'm left wanting a lot more of that. For some repetition, I'd throw in some sections of just that.

Hope this helps my man, and thanks for reaching out again - love listening to your work as always. <3

Could you have another listen and tell me what you think now?  Made a few changes.

New link:  https://soundcloud.com/dj_insight/soar-dont-jump/s-s6Ytl

Man, this new edit sounds so solid. The vibe is so crisp and laid back, there's enough variation to keep the energy going, it's a fantastic mix. All of the synths are so refined, and sound really well blending together.

One quick question though, did you change the DnB part up from last time? The percussion seems quite drowned out this time around, and actually gets just a tad muddy for me. It sounds kind of like it's trying to be at the front of the mix, but is filtered enough to have it sit farther back, and has a tad too much reverb on it, lessening the space between percussion hits.

Other than that though man, this is an improvement on what was already a stellar track, it might be ready to be released!!

Really like the gentle intro, the synth comes in sounding quite nice and the claps behind it fit well and sit in the mix nicely.
Love when the pulsing sidechained synth really comes out at 0:38. The mixing on it is superb, what synth did you use to make that sound? Love the chorus effect building too as it goes - by 1:04 it has so much presence in the mix!

Your percussion all sounds really solid, but I think I would've maybe used a different kick sample. Yours is a bit too dry with a tad too much high end for my taste. It still fits, but just an opinion I had. The rest sounds really nice though.

The snare for the buildup starting at 2:59 has way too much reverb on it, and takes away from all of the other elements in the mix. I would recommend filtering everything else out as it comes in rather than drowning everything else out.

Was NOT expecting the dubstep section at all. This track definitely has two distinct vibes to it. While that section was done quite well, I think at least one more growl could've added some more variation to the drop, and the percussion does start to be drowned out here as well.
I also am left wanting a heavier section for the sounds used for the first 3 minutes of the track. Those elements never seem to fully escalate into much of anything, and then the dubstep section comes in. I think one more high end melody or perhaps some vocal work would do nicely to help give the first 3 minutes more depth and give it more of a purpose if that makes any sense.

I really love the sounds you used in this one though, and your mixing overall is well done! Nice track

Very unique intro, which I like.
The percussion samples that came in at 0:13 were really well processed and sounded great, but I was not the biggest fan of the kick when it came in at 0:21. Now that the other elements are coming in it sounds just fine, but I would maybe lower the high end right when it enters the track.

The sounds and elements used at 1:01 are very unique and original, but there's a little low end lacking. I would've loved to hear more low end sub and lower pads, I think it would help to fill up the space.

I like the arrangement of this track by the way, I never knew what was coming next which made it fun to listen to. It did get a little repetitive at times however, and some of your sounds could be processed a bit more with more effects and better timbre.

Not bad though man!