The third track definitely made me want to run away. I like the dancing mushrooms a lot more than the horror circus. The organ gets really fun in the last track too. I'd love to see what visuals you imagined when writing this. Great soundtrack! My only complaint - raise the volume so I can hear it better!

I love this style. Very child friendly. Especially Azra's theme. Could easily fit into a Pokémon game. The Mushroom Dance was really wonky. Made me laugh. Very well done. Thanks for sharing!

Very nice soundtrack! Really onomatopoeic music, I loved it, good work!

Thank you for this very interesting experience !

That was such a unique take, I can't imagine how your brain works. I can feel like every songs works with each other, you really created a whole universe. In terms of quality, I think the mix could clearly be up a notch in terms of dynamics and volume. Compositions is fine but nothing too crazy either. Good job.

This was highly unexpected. I appreciate that you took the risk of playing with dissonance, reaching almost atonal ambient landscapes, with Trying to Sleep being some kind of peak. The Green Tree almost sounds like some kind of John Cage experiment. These short pieces a rife with personality and I loved them all.

Loved the dancing mushrooms! Gives the exact vibe. I can imagine them:)

Track 1: definitely funky... there's something incredibly quaint about these dainty, yet janky, harmonies in the piano. This first track is a perfect example of effective writing: not too long, repetitive, or drawn out at all, with unique harmonies and a very particular sound that you own!

Track 2: Another perfect example of keeping things short and sweet. I am obsessed with this soundtrack so far: you say exactly what you need to say, it takes 20 seconds, it's very interesting, and it's time to move on. There's a lot of people, me included, who could learn from this!

Track 3: this track is a perfect dose of creepiness, and it flows perfectly from one key to the next-- very interesting to listen to!

Track 4: while this track is slightly more repetitive than the first three, it is completely justified and actually quite effective. Instead of sounding repetitive it feels like a minimalist piece... really love it, great stuff!

Track 5: beautiful and nuanced theme, and I love how easily this and the other tracks flow right from key to key. Really cool stuff!

Track 6: after only one repetition of this rhythmic idea, you immediately begin to change and develop it! You are an excellent composer... what an interesting track!

In all, this is possibly one of the best soundtracks I've heard yet-- seriously innovative, with effortless harmonic interest, and a really unique timbre. Keep writing, bravo!

I really like the minimalist approach that kept the music to the essentials. Each track had its own sense of character and setting - dare I say these tracks are 'adorable'?  I especially liked the quiet and sparseness of Trying to Sleep.  

Definitely got spooky vibes from this. I think my favorite is Trying to Sleep. There's something quite unsettling about those small pitch bends. They make me feel quite uneasy. Like, you can feel like something is very off about this place, but can't put your finger on what yet. The Green Tree has this same eerie vibe. I think these two are my personal favourites because it's all so subtle. There's something deeply unsettling about them that feels like a scary movie before you've seen the monster.

Also quite like Azra's Theme and Stars Coming Closer. But here the haunting vibe is less subtle. They're still good, but somehow I felt more intrigued with the subtler ones. Now I feel almost like I've entered a spooky fair.

Cool music!

Very unique sounding, almost has a Alice and Wonderland type vibe from the way you describe it. I like it, good job!

Different atmosphere... Nice! 😊

Some really good work with the composition. I think the organ gives a circus vibe - maybe a little maniacal  sounding for it.