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The change of pace and tone in BLUE is welcome and bring a good dynamic. I felt instantly carried away in the mind ocean of this game when it happened.

DIVE felt like a joyful adventure after the contemplative opening. The mix of major tone  melody with the "spanish cadence" around 1.00 (it's how I name it ^^) helps to convey the idea of discovery and wonder within the adventure.

WAVE was a fun break. I love those kalimbas sound! It evokes The Little Mermaid :)

Again, FLOW gave me an animated movie vibe! Maybe the combo of choirs and Bell sounding instrument. 

SINK really was entertaing and interesting in its mouvement. I see it as a couterpart of DIVE. It hit me with the rythm before making a link with the title :) (i have to be honest, I just read the game description and didn't go on track detail you provided :( I might give it a shot after the jam... blind listening with the main idea is cool though)

DEEP : oh the first real threat is coming.. I like that I can just listen and understand what is going on. I mean this one is obvious but still, there is a story ongoing in my mind right now.

BREATHE made me feel like I was still deep beneath the surface but protected by a big bubble in which I could breath and rest after the previous challenge.

That was a great musical narration where I could still recognize your style. Well done Mr.Blue Lava :)

Thank you so much, Peluche, for your very thoughtful and attentive listening! I think that one of the best ways we can help each other as fellow composers is sharing how we, as an extra fresh set of ears, experienced the music to help the composer determine if they conveyed what they intended. I always appreciate you thoroughly sharing your thoughts. I also really appreciate you allowing the music to tell the story on its own first. Maybe after the rating period I invite you to read through the descriptions to see if what you imagined was similar to what I was intending to convey. :) Thank you so much once again for sharing your thoughts!