Name goes hard (not biased, trust). The distorted guitar section is quite clean, and although I wouldn't consider it background music in the traditional sense, this would fit in very well as a game desert background track. Lots of movement and action with this one. Well done!
Subtle Detune? A bunch of key modulation? In all honesty im not entirely sure but it works out well. Mixed well and connects to theme very well. A tad repetitive, but polished well. Me being me, my mind jumps to trying to write a counterpoint line for some of these phrases to ease off the repetitive nature, but counterpoint is its own can of worms, engage at your own risk (though, I would highly recommend looking at it if your write music and are interested in learning more advanced harmony and countermelody). Well done!
Mildly Bitcrushed Moonlight sonata with some new melodies was not what i expected, but I'll gladly take it. The volume of the instruments could be moderated a bit more (I do feel that the wind lead is a little too loud at some parts, an EQ or some volume adjustment at parts would assist). Well done! I respect to commitment to remaking a good five minutes of it.
So thats what the lobsters dream about... The lobsters have good taste in percussion and chill music. I do wish it was longer, but perhaps the Lobsters enjoy short tracks. Much to your dismay, I am not a lobster.
Immediately reminded me of 5-S in ultrakill (which is about fishing), so it works well. Good instrument layering and composition. My only other comment is I'm expecting a countermelody / melody to come in at certain parts (notably at the repeating segment around 1 minute in - A flute or soft synth melody would go hard). Well done!
Getting good lobby music from this, if not a little repetitive (which, is reasonable for a background track). Some soft ride/Pedal Hi-Hat cymbals would be nice for adding some texture (classic for a lot of jazz / chill music). Functions well as background music.
