A Wall Too Tall has some wonderful orchestration off the bat. I love how each section is introduced before being stripped down to the essentials. There's some great storytelling in this piece - it feels very pensive with a sense of longing to it, thanks to the voicings and chosen progression. The woodwinds coming in more notably toward the end of the track does a great job of really leaning into said longing. The percussion feels a little understated in comparison, but I'm sure that's by design.
What I Deserve is gorgeous. The core melody with the emphasizes beat note supported is clever and a great way to really have it stick out. The percussion here is a little busier at points and more present in the mix, adding a nice pulse to the movement as it progresses.
A Life Left Behind starts nice and slow, taking its time to develop with a strong choice of leading voice here. Not quite lullaby sounding, but pensively quiet - if that makes sense. The strings are subtle and add just a hint of much needed sustain to connect each passage together and tie in the root to keep things coherent.
Great work, this was fun to listen to and as a whole all sounded very cohesive. I could envision this in a couple of different games in all honesty. Good job!