When you listen to the first 10 seconds of this song, you hear some kind of white noise and it sweeps from left to right and back through automation. That makes the intro interesting.

Of course you don't want to create a mix that's lopsided. The main parts (kick, snare, lead and bass) are in the middle. Genres like this play around much with FX. Like a pingpong delay on hihats or on risers, stuff like that.

@ 1:00 you hear a lead (+bassline?) that's very wide. Yes, it's in the middle but there are also parts on the sides left and right. Probably small delays that are panned, wide reverbs (there are reverb plugis with 200% wideness, for instance). If this was just one synth in the middle, it wouldn't sound that massive. The guy who mixed this, did a great job, making use of stereo width!

But you're right, don't expect to find a certain instrument completely panned to 1 side.

It's only in the drop.

Nice uplifting melody, this song makes me happy!

It's pretty loud but it doesn't feel squashed like a pancake. Thumbs up!!

The panning of the strings is very nice!! I like the fact that it's very melodic.

The kick distorts terribly because it's mastered too loud but I hear it on each and every song on this forum.

Track sounds fine but the vocal is competely out of tune. I think it's best to remove it.

Well that's a bit harsh... No faith in my taste?

I don't know your taste, no comments on that. 

But clipping the sound into the red is adding distortion. Is it your purpose to add distortion while creating the song? Distortion can be a good thing when done on purpose, but just sending channels into the red sounds like a broken amplifier.

I was just refering to the basics of audio production, no personal insult intended.

Gain staging is the process of managing the relative levels in a series of gain stages to prevent introduction of noise and distortion.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gain_stage

https://www.soundonsound.com/sos/sep13/articles/level-headed.htm

Lovely song (although I don't know the original).

Yeah, the subbass is lacking and I'm afraid there can't be much done about that without making the song less loud.

But besides that, nice arrangement!

Wow, that's loud!!

Now read/see some info about the loudness wars:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Gmex_4hreQ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudness_war

It's up to you if you join the wars or not but the fact that I heard that your music was very loud (listening to an whole album this loud would be ear fatigueing) means something.

Cheers