The chords are tight and I love the flow you have into the drop! I think you have a really solid concept for a remix here! My main concerns come in the mixdown and the actual chord synths themselves.
Regarding the mix: Your hihat is too loud in the and just rattles away in a static position into my right ear, the pre-drop snare and the little bleep-bloopy arpeggio that accents the end of the measure at about 27 seconds are completely buried in the mix, and I didn't even notice you had a snare in the drop the first time I listened through the track because they're masked by the tail of the chords or the reverb on the chords. It also sounds like there's little to no sidechain ducking when the kick comes in, so it gets lost.
Regarding the synths - The chords sound like basic saw waves playing very simple Major/Minor harmonies, which makes them sound very plain and dry. Experiment with stacking octaves of notes (copy the root and the fifth of your chord and duplicate them up and down an octave or two, and experiment with the third as well) and adding in seventh chords by replacing the fifth of your chord with the minor or major seventh (whichever sounds better). You can also spread the notes out amongst two or three synthesizers playing different sounding patches relating to the same theme. Maybe your bass notes are played by that plain saw wave patch, the root notes and thirds of your chords are played by a 7 voice supersaw patch, and the fifths/sevenths are played by a "supersquare" patch layered with a saw wave an octave higher. Give them similar volume automation, and process them with some similar effects (maybe they all go through the same saturator plugin?) to give a cohesive feel and voila! a lush, epic sounding chord stack fit for a future bass anthem!
Looking forward to hearing the finished product! Good luck!
