I like the tone but I'm in critique mode today and I'm gonna give a little advice.

Repetition of a beat is good but doing it continuously for well over 30 seconds can make something sound monotoned. Repetition is best played within the bounds of a chorus and adding subtle changes with every single one to increase the potential for interest. However there are some cases where the repetition is displayed in a confusing sequence like jaz for example. Some jaz musicians subtly place their repeated tone on the background, however the rhythm of the background confuses the audience in an interesting and attractive way. Which makes the entire piece interesting and appealing to the senses.

In short repeating a beat like the violin part in this, is best limited to a 30 second time frame. And when you do repeat it, make it a little different each time until transition expectations demand for its original form or solo form.

Catch my drift?

Yes, I know that sometimes repeat is not a good choice, but that song is more like "progressive glitch hop" (I think that's the correct term).
The song is progressing and more sounds will be appearing until the song ends.
I dont know if this is the correct way to do that song because it's a "time song", but I've just liked the final result and keeped this way

WOWIE！