I like the combination of that title with the track titles. :D

On the road to Grandma's - It's quite a relaxing and comforting opening. I can see the forest path when listening to this theme.

Enter the Woods - I quite like how this one feels positive at a first glance, but then has a melody that contains all these little moments of doubt.

The wolf inside - Nice and ominous. Love the darker orchestration here. Really nice use of percussion and those little swelling string details. Great storytelling in this track.

It's a great soundtrack. Getting a fairytale vibe from the whole thing. My favourite is definitely The Wolf Inside with its darker vibes.

Excellent work!

Such a pretty start with "On the Road to Grandma's." Even though there's some tension building with some minor progressions, the stay so pretty. I picture this for the RPG games that I once had time for years ago, smoking cigarettes, drinking coffee, and all the time in the world. These would be great songs for a chill game.

Great ambiance in all tracks. The wolf inside was really menacing. Nice job!

An inspired concept taking the 'runaway' prompt in a unique but understandable direction based on Red Riding Hood! Well put together and recorded tracks that sounded clean and impressive. Nice job!   

On the Road to Grandma’s: When the timpani and bass came in, it sounded like a growl which I thought was pretty cool foreshadowing though maybe a happy accident. :) These chords sound very cinematic! I was picturing an epic movie intro panning over a misty forest as it zooms in on a person with a red hood. Piano over strings is one of my favorite instrument orchestrations, and this is exceptionally executed.

Enter the Woods: I like your use of mediant chords in your progression to capture a cinematic effect and to musically describe the feelings of naivety and uncertainty. I particularly like your melody for this track. I think that using an upward conclusion on the second repeat gives a sort of questioning nature to the phrase which adds to the unsettling sound of an otherwise very pretty melody. And as others have mentioned, I am also a big fan of the synth pad effect!

The Wolf Inside: The dissonant chords and melodic structure, the reverberant creaky drone, the ominous snare, and booming basses create a sound that captures the evilness of the wolf. I find it interesting you chose to end on this track, maybe implying that your version has an alternate end to the classic story…

Overall, wonderful work creating beautifully unique but connected themes that fit the story very well. I also thought that you had a very nice balance of instrumentation and the reverb/sustain effects you used were perfect for creating the atmosphere you were going for. Great work and thank you so much for sharing!

Pretty sweet piano strings composition, I liked the mix too, good quality. good job.

On the road to grandma's: Very nostalgic... I really love the melody, it reminded me of Crybaby by Kensuke Ushio (composer of the Devilman Crybaby OST)

Enter the woods: Listening to this I imagined someone exploring the forest and the key words you chose fit perfectly with what I felt, but with more emphasis on the feeling of "naivety" (btw the synths reminded me to the intro of Pro Memoria by Ghost, really awesome song)

The wolf inside: This one is my favourite, It made me feel like something was lurking and scheming behind scenes to finally reveal itself at the end of the song.... very intimidating atmosphere.

I like the theme you used for this, overall very creative!

I really like it , Great Job!

I'm getting LOTR soundtrack vibes from this! Nice job!

I liked the calmness you interpreted the theme. Hauntingly beautiful

Nice job! I really liked all of it, but the piano intro on Enter the Woods was very pleasing to listen to!