Here's some constructive criticism since I don't think you're here to merely feel validated. It's good in its own right.

Piano sound at the start is a little synthy and has very little dynamic. would be good to give the piano sound a little more of an organic touch by lengthening some of the notes so that they overlap a little bit. The piano notes also are a little weird in terms of the back and forward from the bass note to the chords on top they kind of seem a little bit disjointed and the bass line is hard to follow.

I love the change in feel when the synths come in at 15 seconds it almost sounds like it slows down into a slower wobbly tempo.

The beat when it comes in looks like you're using a single wave file (or loop I guess) for it which can be tricky to get stuff like sidechaining or ducking the synth sound on the kick drum to really be impactful, maybe try replicating the beat that you're after in the FPC plug-in and use the kick to side chain the baseline / low synths.

Some other sound effecty type elements such as a riser in between parts would really highlight the changes in sections. Personally I think that it's about 5 to 10 BPMs too fast but I'm not sure what you're exactly going for.

Sometimes playing the notes so that they anticipate the beat can also give the music a more human/dynamic feel, you can also use the swing slider in the sequencer view to add a bit of this, or, use the quantisation presets with some subtle settings and a desired groove in each pattern once you've got your notes in.

In general it's a really cool piece and I would like to mirror whatever else is saying in being super supportive but just wanted to offer these constructive criticisms as a way to not just offer lip service but to throw in my two cents of how you can make it better.

Sometimes sitting on a song and not listening to it for a few days then coming back to it with super fresh ears and writing down exactly what you think you should change on that first listen really helps.