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Really cool progression with these tracks! They really remind me of other soundtracks in a good way, I could totally see (hear?) these in a movie or an actual game.


Blue: really love how it morphs from the ambient, undefined intro to the clear piano melody, then adds some accompaniment

Dive: Great usage of sound effects, a really adventurous tune! Percussion gives the sound of gold coins clanking together which reminds me of treasure hunts and other lost childhood memories

Wave: keeping the energy pretty high with a sort of calmer "Under The Sea" vibe which fades nicely into...

Flow: We're getting a bit deeper now. It starts off a little menacing, but once the melody, especially the (steel guitar?) kicks in, that sense of coral reef exploration is made really clear. The choir reminded me a bit of the Moana soundtrack, but that could also just the atmosphere (or lack thereof haha) talking

Sink: Keeping up the energy, but adding a little hint of mystery

Deep: starts off with ambient sounds that trigger my Subnautica PTSD, and then goes right into a pretty dark melody which would fit right into Jaws, eventually breaking into something more hopeful, more in line with Pirates of the Caribbean for example, ending on a more strenous note; we're not out of the water yet...

Breathe: calm and beautiful. I'm a sucker for good piano, and this (as well as Blue) has some really nice piano in it. Ending on a breath, which makes sense for the title... If I were to nitpick, the breath sounding a little... interesting... but other than that, solid track


Overall, really good stuff!

Wow, I am so incredibly appreciative of your close listening and the time you spent to craft this feedback. I really like the comparisons you make as you did hit on some of my more explicit influences. I appreciate your nitpicking as I am also critical of my own work as a composer as well and I want to hear how I can improve! The breath sound in particular was a recording of myself and for the life of me I couldn’t get my inhale to not sound like an exhale. I had spent too much time on it so you heard what I eventually had to leave it as, but trust me that it was the best of about 40 different attempts! Thank you so much for listening and for your thoughts!