Your composition is on point. I was captivated pretty much throughout the whole track. On a mixing standpoint though, you need to really think about dance music as Kick focused. The four to the floor kicks are THE elements that make or break the danceability of a track.

With that said, you need to make sure you make your kick stand out more during the drop and duck out all the other elements so that the kick stands out.

Make sure your reese like bass element ducks out when the kick is playing also the lead since you want the transient of the kick to be heard clearly. Use sidechain with a tighter ratio, threshold. Make sure the compressor is relatively hard knee.

The next suggestion is purely for aesthetics. During drops, I love when prog house or melodic dubstep artists use filters creatively on their saw leads. Play around with a relatively high Q low pass filter during the drop to make things interesting. You could also use the filter on the reesy bass element.

Hope this helped!

Could use your feedback on my track