That bass is clicking and popping on attack. Really unpleasant sound. It could be a latency issue.

That said, for a super samey progression, you did pick your chords well.

Not liking the drum pattern at 1:10 at all. Does not really fit your progression.

Now, as long as that clicking bass attack is covered up, I can tolerate things a little better, and between 1:40 and 2:20 things liven up. 2:26 is a great riff. This is what I would have liked to hear more of throughout, and where it really shines.

As Kwing mentioned, this really didn't need to be 5 minutes long, as the melodic content remains mostly the same throughout.

Mixing is relatively good. I would just prefer a chord progression longer than two measures -- great for a chorus, but not for the whole song. Recommend studying chord progressions, song structure, and phrasing, as well as maybe a little theory. You're adventurous enough with your instrumentation I think you may particularly enjoy some Ben Levin instructionals.

First note of your outro was a refreshing change that I wish I had heard more of.

Nothing really stood out to me about this song. The sounds are bland and they repeat a lot. This really didn't need to be longer than 2 minutes.

That was fun to hum along with ^.^

This was very pleasant to listen to. It's a little repetitive and doesn't have much variety for how long it is, but what's there sounds great. The mixing is good, the synths are great, the drums are nice and punchy; I'm a fan, even if it's not groundbreakingly new or different.

Fantastic work. Thank you for sharing <3