Reciprocating herewith
Listening only to v2, I'm finding the snare ring irritating, especially it's constant, unrelenting slamming. The percussive elements, all of them including the drum kit, are robotic (understand why this is so?) and after less than a couple of minutes I find myself losing interest. It also sounds overly dense and cluttered so it ends up triggering fatigue. A good example is the conga. Keeping this running for the duration could set you up for a Court Martial. This groove needs to ebb and flow and I'm not feeling you've creatively addressed this with the tools available to us. Is there any stage during playback, that you feel the percussive elements are excessive, say? What are they contributing being there all the time?
I'm loving the bass guitar and kick immensely, they work well together.
A minor point. The epiano, an unwieldy beast, needs more taming here with some of it's errant transients.
There's a skew in the frequency response caused by an imbalance in the spectrum which needs addressing carried over from the supply, otherwise I'd say you are well on target for a reasonably, spectrally balanced mix. That said, I feel there's a lack of sparkle in the synths which affects mood. Joy comes from sparkle. Carving out the midriff might help you find some psychoacoustic benefit to the treble, but from experience, it needs more effort. Finding sparkle would help bring the synths more forward and help focus attention on their performances too, otherwise the illusion of tone sets them away from the spotlight and me along with it.
I'd say you need to find musical dynamic here, as a priority, it would bring a big change to the mood in a very positive way. Great job so far though.