I genuinely don’t mean any offense by this but if you’re taking this seriously, you need to invest in mixing and mastering. Either read a lot of material on the subject matter and practice until your ears bleed or pay someone to do it.

Again, this is probably gonna sound like I’m shitting on you but just what I hear… All the layers of vocals are too high. The vocals just sit on top of the beat.

I imagine your beats are already mastered and you don’t use stems? It’s not impossible to make that work but just mean you need to work harder to integrate the vocals with the beat.

Not sure what software your using but might be worth getting something more basic like Adobe Audition and adding some studio presets to the vocals and bringing them down a little. I dunno. Without having the files in front of me, it’s hard to say but might be worth finding a student or someone who is learning sound engineering and needs something to practice with, if you don’t want to spend real money on it.

Personally I’d drop one of the vocal layers and maybe add some reverb to your main vocal track, if that’s the sound you’re going for.

Ideally you need 2 separate people to mix and master. If the guy who mixes your vocals also masters the track, there tends to be a bias and you end up getting what they want and not what’s best for your track.

Just gotta find someone you can work with, rather than someone who will work for you. That, or you can get deep into tutorials on YouTube and read a tonne of shit about sound engineering.

If you keep your old project files, might be worth going over old shit and starting by mastering that.

Do you use a decent mic and pop screen? Might also be an idea to check your levels on the mic because it sounds like you’re on top of it.