not exactly DnB...
still a pretty sweet track tho. Lots of nice ideas that you usually wouldnt see in a DnB track (from what I've heard atleast), and some of the stuff doesn't really belong in this type of style; but I always encourage experimentation, so good work on this one.
I liked the chord progression and melodical percussion that you use in the intro to create somewhat of a forest atmosphere. The reese riff possibly has to much action going on (usually a saw synth or something in the mid section would play a riff like this), instead of the long, impacting notes to fit in that section, but its not all that bad. I definetly don't really like the sound of it either to be honest- its sounds too much like a horn, you need some growling swelling texture. Try messing with filters and resonance to get a more interesting sound. some (more) distortion wouldnt be a bad idea, either. Also, you probably should throw some sub bass in here as well. I like the key melodies, it has a nice feel, but the keys are not the best instrument to carry these riffs- a darker sound probably would be more suitable just IMO. The other synths are pretty sweet tho, I like the string progressions and such, some interesting work in here and great sequencing. the melody that starts at 1:55 produces some overly high pitched notes that hurt my ears a bit, might want to lower the velocity or mess with some control to fix the problem. (I don't really know how to fix this)
I like the vocal samples in the end too, haha, as well as the fire effects. Good harmonization in the ending that ties in with the intro.
might as well critique the drums too- the patterns are nice and Dnbish. they changeup nicely throughout enough to keep my interest. Hi hat dynamics are cool, The only aspect that doesnt really work in here are the samples. The basskick is more of a dancekick than anything- it needs a lot more punch as it remains hidden in the mix, EQ more mids on that thing, snare/clap could be louder as well. Don't be afraid to layer your samples either.
keep up the good work! its always good to hear different ideas expressed into the DnB genre.