tuned High hats and rides or panned slightly left or right can divide the percussive elements more cleanly in your mix without having to make as much of a volume adjustment
Try some saturation on your sounds. If you want some tips on that, or videos, hit up myself or Cal Lycus. Pretty sure Client knows what's up too, he can probably help with that.
That's all I an come up with for now, but if you have more questions, feel free to reach out. Hope this feedback was helpful!
Also, the bass is lacking. I am on headphones, mind you, but I'm not picking up on too many low end sounds. They're there, but I feel like they could support the melodies and harmonies a bit more if they were a bit...thicker (for alack of a better term). Drums are also weak and flat. They could be much more dynamic/bombastic. a Nice crash symbol would be right at home in this mix, I think.
the panning at
02:27
is cool, but it's too dramatic. It sounds like you might be going from -100 left to +100 right. I might advise making that range a bit smaller, so as to not contrast so greatly (unless that's the point, ofc).
if the point is to contrast, then the switch over is a bit bumpy.
if the point is to blend, then it stands out too much. Try a panning range of like -40 to +40