I find allot of people are making slighty bass heavy mixes 
haha
By the way did you put some dist or grit on the vocals? They just kinda sound like they're distorting slighty
I like the bass
i love gritty basses with a bit of fuzz! Always sounds great! Mind you i put a bit on mine!
I like how you extended it, nice and edgy!
Nice sound in general, i like the volume of the snare!
Im mixing in reaper and if you get a chance try learning to use a pultec style EQ! they're great for kick drums cause you can attenuate or simply cut out low mid information and then boost the subs! I just hi-passed the Kick out at 30 hz (regular Q) and the kick in at 40hz but with a really steep Q so it also boosts at 50hz 6db. However that seemed to work for me!
Another thing you can do is just use a band pass or preview a filter and try to pick out the resonant bass frequency then just use a really narrow band and cut out that particular frequency a few Db.
Like i mean hi-pass where you can really! give that kick space to breathe.
However i tend to try keep my mixes a little on the light side bass wise!
haha By the way did you put some dist or grit on the vocals? They just kinda sound like they're distorting slighty
I like the bass
i love gritty basses with a bit of fuzz! Always sounds great! Mind you i put a bit on mine! I like how you extended it, nice and edgy!
Nice sound in general, i like the volume of the snare!
Im mixing in reaper and if you get a chance try learning to use a pultec style EQ! they're great for kick drums cause you can attenuate or simply cut out low mid information and then boost the subs! I just hi-passed the Kick out at 30 hz (regular Q) and the kick in at 40hz but with a really steep Q so it also boosts at 50hz 6db. However that seemed to work for me!
Another thing you can do is just use a band pass or preview a filter and try to pick out the resonant bass frequency then just use a really narrow band and cut out that particular frequency a few Db.
Like i mean hi-pass where you can really! give that kick space to breathe.
However i tend to try keep my mixes a little on the light side bass wise!