Hi Marco,
now i'll try to explain better the issue
this is not matter of my taste mate... your snare is heavily squashed, and i can hear the lead vocal really compressed. you can't sell music in this way. mate, just to be clear, i did the same mistakes years ago... (i started producing my own music/mixing in 1997). i like compression, limiting and every useful tool, in fact i use every "weapon" in my pocket in order to create a better mix, but when i started i had to learn how to use all this stuff (or when don't use it). i'm not saying that i'm the best... absolutely i'm not, but after 17 years i learned something and i can hear differently now, so i want to help you suggesting useful ideas 
remember, use a low volume during mixing (even if it's techno music lol) and don't touch the volume for any reason. you'll see an improvement in your sensibility during listening. don't use tools just because you have it, learn how and when use your tools
ps: this evening i'm going to upload my track, i spent almost 10 hours (in three different days 'cause i'm producing my own music), so, my mix is ready but i'll check it a last time with fresh ears after lunch so you'll be able to listen to what i wrote.
now i'll try to explain better the issue
this is not matter of my taste mate... your snare is heavily squashed, and i can hear the lead vocal really compressed. you can't sell music in this way. mate, just to be clear, i did the same mistakes years ago... (i started producing my own music/mixing in 1997). i like compression, limiting and every useful tool, in fact i use every "weapon" in my pocket in order to create a better mix, but when i started i had to learn how to use all this stuff (or when don't use it). i'm not saying that i'm the best... absolutely i'm not, but after 17 years i learned something and i can hear differently now, so i want to help you suggesting useful ideas remember, use a low volume during mixing (even if it's techno music lol) and don't touch the volume for any reason. you'll see an improvement in your sensibility during listening. don't use tools just because you have it, learn how and when use your tools
ps: this evening i'm going to upload my track, i spent almost 10 hours (in three different days 'cause i'm producing my own music), so, my mix is ready but i'll check it a last time with fresh ears after lunch so you'll be able to listen to what i wrote.
Recording engineer David Williams said, “It’s quite ironic: We got rid of our
analog equipment, replaced it with digital, then spent the next couple
of decades trying to get the digital to sound like the analog we
got rid of.”
analog equipment, replaced it with digital, then spent the next couple
of decades trying to get the digital to sound like the analog we
got rid of.”