Thanks Klang and Konac, this is great advice that I will definitely take! 

Great sounds, really unique! Not much in the way of constructive feedback since your skills are def high imo.  On You Never Know, maybe around 2:07 do something to add interest, like drop the electro part and let the guitar solo take over.  Great job, nice to see OC musicians cranking out cool tunes

Thanks for taking the time to listen and for the tips!  Embed issue fixed, other parts might take some time... For the drums, do you think the kick needs to be levelled up too, or just the non-kick percussion? 

Here's a progressive track I've been working on for a while--I've been making tracks for a few years but this is my first public post for feedback--feel free to be brutal, it's hard for me to independently judge quality of my own work.  I like all the elements but I worry I've grown too attached to them to make good mixing judgments.  A couple of key concerns:  Overall, is the mixing OK?  I've tested on monitors, headphones, my car, and on laptop speakers to make adjustments.  To me it sounds decent and non-producer friends say they like it, but well-trained feedback would help.  Second, about the percussion, no matter what I try (on both individual and group tracks--EQ, compression, multiband, saturation, etc.) I feel like I can't get things as crisp and clear as pro tracks.  Let me know if it sounds OK or if it needs work, what I can do to improve.

Thanks so much!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=En3Av3mP8rE

Somewhere in there, IIRC, Agnelli actually asks the same question--"how do you get that wall of sound?"  As far as recreating it, at least doing it well, I've tried and haven't really got good results.

spent a while trying to think of something constructive to add and I got nothing...totally amazing production!