This is the song I found interesting...
And that's because it stars the piano. :D I've seen songs of yours with the piano playing a front role but none so much as this one... and the piano being a favorite of mine, I HAD to review it. ;)
Simple, quiet intro. It builds... I get the image of some huge building or mountain from far away, towering over you even at a distance, giving the feeling of insignificance.
Piano gains complexity, nice. I especially like the composing in the higher range... when it goes down in some kind of arpeggio is my favorite part. :D
It seems to get a bit TOO complex in places - there seems to be a slight excess of instruments. And even if it feels like they're all necessary, which it often does, you could at least have EQed/mastered it a bit better... it's a little fuzzy at times.
Lastly - while your style is vibrant in this song, it's different - everything's different and it's almost a transformed version of your style, making it feel especially fresh, new, etc. compared to your other songs.
I don't have much else to say about the song technically, great as it is... so I'll move to the story.
A man enters a company building and applies for a job there. He gets it, and as the bottom-rung employee, begins to work.
Coming home one day early on in his career he tells his family he's begun a big project. It'll be the project of his career that he will be constantly be working on throughout. They wish him luck.
Months pass, followed by years. As his project progresses he climbs the ladder and slowly gains in position at his job - and in popularity, among his peers. He's finally getting somewhere.
This project often gets held back, hindered, or damaged. Many trials are faced, and sometimes it seems it will be ruined. But he doesn't give up, he keeps on going and the project becomes bigger and bigger, looking to be a success.
And then, one day, this man comes back from home, broken. He has been, unfortunately, fired from his job. His project, conveniently, was destroyed on the same day. His family asked him what his project was. The man answered. "That project," he said, "was my reputation."
So what do you think? It's something I thought up and it fit this song, in my opinion, remarkably well. It's also one of my favorites that I've given so far... :) Great work overall, Maestro, it's a 5 and a download for you.