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Very bouncy track, I like it a lot ! It sounds like it could belong in a Smurfs game on the GameBoy on an autoscroller level. Great job !

Nice selection of tracks ! I liked the first track a lot (especially the live interpretation on flute) and the other ones are pretty nice too (they have different styles too, which is always welcomed). Good work !

Great sounding track ! The composition of the track is really pleasant, and considering the time you spent on it and the limitations of the GameBoy's soundchip, this is pretty impressive so congrats !

Great composition ! The composition and instrumentation of your track remind me a lot of Another Code/Trace Memory (I like the soundtracks of these games a lot, so always a good thing to be reminded of them), which is also really fitting considering the exploration/puzzle game approach you went with. Nice job !

Great work ! Can definitely feel the retro CD-based console in both tracks (it wouldn't feel out of place in a game like Nights Into Dreams or the Saturn version of Sonic 3D Blast for example), and it works really nice for the arrangements you've made, so nice job !

Great soundtrack, and very original too !
It is very catchy and energetic, and I'd definitely like to play the game imagined here : maybe it would play like the tube parts in F-Zero X/GX (you can drive all around the dragon's bodies with antigravity) or like the eel part in Mario Kart 8's Dolphin Shoals (the dragons continuously move and you can bounce off the scales at certain points) ?
Maybe the correlation to the theme feels like a bit of a stretch but whatever, as long as it makes a great soundtrack, then so be it. Great job !

Nice and fun work ! It may not be what I immediately think of when I think of majestic white dragons in a fantasy land, but it has a lot of charm and nice variety, and I definitely could see it fit in light-hearted comedic point'n'click game like Touch Detective for example. Great job !

Great work and great instrumentation ! The erhu feels really appropriate considering the dragon's appearance on the picture theme, so it's a great fit for the theme. Nice job !

Incredible soundtrack ! First of all, I must preface that I am a big fan of MegaDrive/Genesis style soundtracks (I bought the Sonicware MegaSynthesis for this kind of sound recently, great tool) so of course I was going to like this and even then, the arrangements are really great !
Lots of nice variety that I could easily imagine being in a game from this era (it made me think of the Valis OST or Shadow Dancer on The Fortress Of The Black Dragon track).
Anyway, great job !

Great track ! The instrumentation's buildup is very effective and the vocals in the latter half bring a really  touch. Good job !

Really awesome pieces, the instrumentation and build-up on both tracks is extremely nice (each in their own way), and the live interpretation on violin is incredible and make the tracks truly stand out (also the added vocals are really great). Overall really great package, so congrats for your work !

Nice track, it feels very light and "airy" whilst maintaining a steady rhythm with the percussions (which makes it appropriate for a sky boss of some sort). Great job !

Awesome soundtrack ! Lots of great variety, the compositions and the instrumentations are top notch (the project's page is very pleasing to the eye also). I would have liked to point out a single track that I liked more than the others, however the quality is so consistent that I honestly wouldn't know which one to pick. Excellent job (although I wouldn't expect any less from fellow Studio One users after all) !

Great work ! The instrumentation is really enjoyable and although the structure of the track remains mostly identical throughout the whole duration of the track, it manages to stay interesting with the buildup of the different instruments, so great job with that !

Great selection of tracks ! The whole selection is quite moody (which is very enjoyable), and the choice of instrumentation is pretty nice. 

The Labs collection of instruments works really well for more atmospheric tracks like these (a bit less for faster paced tracks unfortunately due to the generally slow attack of the instruments, maybe it has been a factor in the nature of the tracks), so I can also recommend the free BBC Symphony Orchestra Discover (also by Spitfire) if you want to have other quality orchestral instruments for faster orchestral tracks.

Anyway I enjoyed your tracks a lot, so congrats for your work !

Great soundtrack ! The selection is overall pretty solid, although I especially liked Take Flight (it is the most elaborated one after all), the build-up of the track mixed with the choir parts and the orchestral hits is quite enjoyable. Good job !

Great selection of songs with equally nice production value ! I quite enjoyed the darker atmosphere on Darkness (hence the name of the track), and the rest was top notch as well. Congrats !

Really nice tracks and choice of instrumentation ! Like said before, there's a GBA-DS vibe to it that I enjoy a lot (it wouldn't feel out of place in a Golden Sun game for example), and I found the arrangements really nice. Maybe the main leitmotif could have been introduced in a more subtle way in the second track to differenciate it better from the previous one (instead of putting it right at the beginning), but it doesn't detract from the listening experience so it's all good. Congrats for the result and for the additional backstory provided for the tracks too !

Great instrumentation and great soundtrack overall ! The compositions are quite enjoyable, the instruments have a lot of space to breathe (in other words the mix is well done) and I liked the progression on the Divine Descent track a lot. Congrats !

Nice soundtrack with great quality and quantity ! Overall I liked all the tracks and found them fitting for the descriptions you provided, and I really liked Shirotatsu's Lament (the flute part at 28s reminded me of the intro of Elektrik by King Crimson for some reason). Great job !