Hey Caloop,
Great job ~ very cool track. The singer had such a kick-ass attitude (she did a super job!) and it's definitely fun to listen to. I'm no expert, but the mix sounded balanced, like everything had it's own space. (Something I'm working on mastering.)
If it's getting consistently positive feedback, and it's getting forwarded, maybe it just hasn't hit the right listing yet or found it's niche. That said, at the risk of going against the grain, I'm gonna go out on a limb and suggest that maybe it could be even better...
Lyrically, there's a lot of cool lines. (BTW, I wish you had posted the lyrics so that we could read them.) I really liked the first verse, especially the opening lines "I grew up a little bit too fast / never had time to take it slow..." That's one of those cool opposite juxtapositions that really piqued my interest. But the beginning of the chorus was a bit of a let down for me, personally. It started out really cool; I loved the way your slid the melody note up on "way" and "play" in the initial "I'm on my way / Yeah I come to play" lines, but the next few lines felt a bit redundant ("every single day / I am on my way / Yeah I come to play / every single day") to my ear.
I'd like to hear you get right to the hook/title "You can count on me" right after the first "play" and simply cut those extra (IMHO) "every single day / I am on my way / Yeah I come to play / every single day" lines. Something like this:
I'm on my way, yeah I come to play
You can always count on me
I'm there for you
I got your back through and through
Cause you can always count on me
my eyes on you
I'll get you back on track
that's what i do
Yeah, I'm with you all the way
Every single day
You can always count on me
I'd also consider shining more of a spotlight on the hook, maybe going up on "me" the first time you hit it (jumping up like you do on the word "quite" in the second verse - cool, but not a word worthy of such a great note).
There are lots of really nice things about this track (in addition to what I've already mentioned) - the keyboard riff that comes in at the 7 sec mark and repeats throughout, the bridge, the outtro - it's got great potential.
Whether you decide keep it as is or change it up a bit, I wish you the best of luck.
