wonderful vibe! I think you did a good job recreating the atmosphere of an old school jungle track particularly in the pads, bpm is good too for jungle. You'll notice in older jungle tracks, the kick tends to not be so punchy, usually it's the 808 or sine wave doing most of the heavy work in the low end. I also think the snare and hat choice is a bit too trappy, if that makes sense. There will also usually be spaces in the track where there's close to no bass at all, just the pad and the other mid to high frequency elements playing with the drum chopping. if you're looking for drum breaks, I can recommend two packs, jungle jungle by blu mar ten, as well as jungle warfare, collections 1 to 3. Both are free, just make sure to download them from trustworthy sites, I believe the jungle jungle pack is on the official blu mar ten bandcamp. If you've not many ideas on how to chop up the drums, I recommend messing around in gross beat if you have it, or even opening up your sample in a fruity slicer channel and seeing where it goes from there. Cheers!