Arsonist pretty much picked out what I loved with this track, and Shurrikane picked out what I thought could have been done better. the piano sound very synthetic, and by that I don't only mean that the piano itself sounds synthetic, but the way the piano is played. Remember that a human piano player won't play each note at the exactly same velocity level. Try varying the volume of each iundividual note to make the playing sound more realistic. I'll add a link to a very good video below that explains this more in depth. The guy usues fl-studio, but the same applies to Reason or any other DAW for that matter.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PUlTzficds

Other than the piano sound, this is a really solid track. The percussion toward the end get's a bit drowned by the synths, but I really liked the beat you had going there.

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All in all, a great ambiental track which can describe an action-packed story.
I imagine someone having to bear a mysterious task or fight.
This definitely has a lot of potential but you have to work on the sound of your songs. The mix doesn't sound completely right and finished and the piano could sounds a bit synthetic/generic - that's why I can't give the full 5 stars.
I'm curious about what is coming next! :)

When I listen to this, I think of that quiet moment on a nice summer day when you're standing on the beach with sand between your toes. The tide is low, and the sea almost seems silent. You look out on the horizon, and to your surprise, a giant wave grows. You hear screams of people who know what the ocean has sent you. Curiously, you gaze out as the roar and power of the churning water rises. A powerful tsunami rumbles toward you, but you are naïve and unaware of what is about to happen. Entranced by the wave, you stand there, unaware that your life is about to end. The wave consumes you when it reaches the shore and the sheer power of the sea rips the life from you instantly.

That's what my brain did when I heard this. Thanks.