I’ve had a chance to dive into your track, and I really dig the energy you’ve captured here. You’ve nailed that raw, punk-rock/pop-rock vibe, and it’s got a great attitude throughout.

I’ve put together some notes on the production and mix to help you push it just a little bit further:

Vocal Levels & Integration: My main takeaway is that the lead vocals feel a bit too loud in the mix. In this genre, it’s usually more effective to pull the vocals back a touch so they sit within the track rather than on top of it. This will help the instrumentation and vocals feel like one cohesive wall of sound. Conversely, I think your vocal doubles could actually be a bit more present to better support the lead.

Taming the High End: The overall mix feels a touch abrasive or harsh in certain spots. Specifically, the cymbals feel a little too "splashy." Taming those high frequencies and adding some mix bus compression would give the track that classic "glue" and warmth that makes punk rock feel powerful rather than just loud.

Drums & Low End: I’d love to hear the toms come out a bit more in the mix. Also, the kick drum is getting slightly lost in some sections; making it a bit more present would give the track a more solid foundation.

Transitions & Dynamics: The transition between the chorus and the second verse is a great opportunity for a more dramatic dynamic breakdown or a brief pause to let the listener breathe before jumping back in. Also, keep an ear out for a small "click" or vocal noise in the middle of the track—it’s minor, but fixing it would polish the final product.

The Edit: Around the transition into the solo, try to time the vocal edits even tighter to the downbeat. Aligning those vocal hits perfectly with the cymbal crashes will make that section hit much harder.

Overall Impression:
You’ve done a really good job. The blend during the guitar solo section felt spot on—the vocals felt better integrated there, and it showed how strong the track can sound when that balance is hit. It’s a cool, high-energy track that definitely works for me.