That's some synthwave stuff! Okay, generally a genre I'm not too familiar with, it's just what I come up with when I see electronic + fast + exciting.
Actually I don't think length is a concern, though of course I don't know how you might have had planned to make use of it. The synths are great and production overall seems pretty solid to me (though I'm not an audio engineer or something like that, keep that in mind). I especially like these echoey synths that make up the main rythm (at around 0:20), they have some real character. The ones at around 0:45 are a bit sharpo though, maybe they could use some lowpass or less resonance. Or just throw an equalizer on there, easy fix. Considering the title "Life needs a Boost" you could perhaps have used a more straight forward rythm, like some slightly modified four-on-the-floor stuff, to give it more speed - but maybe that's not what you were going for.
The ending is a feels a little sudden. I totally get what you're going for and it mostly works. You have this pattern in the last main section, which I will simply describe call a "4-note-pattern" for simplification, with each note being higher than the last.This kind of repeated pattern causes the ear to expect that one high note at the end to always come, but when the song ends, it doesn't reappear. Then there's this pounding of the last note, which happens twice and again opens up an expectation for a final hit - you know, the dah-dah-daaaaah, with "daaaaaah" being the final note. The sweeping synth thing that comes instead is a little unexpected as a result. That may have been intentional, the concepts of speed and excitement (as assumed from the title) just make me think of a straightforward listening experience that pulls one in to just get the feeling of these across.
What I really, really liked: (1) The build-up at the beginning. It builds up a lot of tention and the little slowdown at the end does so even more. The first main part just hits a little sudden, maybe there could be something to emphasize its start, like a little break or a drum roll (depending on what you're going for). (2) Are those airport announcement samples at 0:51? They sound awesome, and they really give a strong pull into the second main part, because they so well synchronized to the rythm. As a result it feels really great when the second part first hits. Also they're just really fun and if they are what I'm assuming them to be, fit really well with the theme of the track. This is easily my favorite part of it. Really exciting!
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