It's hard for me to be so negative, but this is a bit like posting your new bootstrap site on a design forum. Not that HN is all computer musicians and generative composers, but some of us are. This might be your first step into generative music, or music in general, and please keep sharing! Some of the best advice I ever got when starting to write music was: you're going to write junk for quite a while, don't let it discourage you.
I'd love to hear more about the specifics of what you're working with algorithmically.
After listening to more of the "deep ocean" mp3, it sounds like you have a set of 10 or 15 short gestures, and the algorithm is determining the order they'll play and how they'll be stacked. Good place to start! If you aren't interested in applying systems to the material itself, a next step might be to just play with amplitude over time. You can prolly increase the overall density of samples if you apply stochastic envelopes to each, without affecting the still mood -- it might help reduce a feeling of monotony, too.