Definitely I think this stuff is underrated. I appreciate mostly the transition between parts, which empowers the entrance of them. They pass over the ear not being perceived and they do their job. All the sound into it is soft and it flows as if you already listen to the piece once.
Please consider to visit my profile in order to listen to my music, too.

Fine work. are you deeply into orchestral arrangement, aren't you? Regarding this, you're definitely better than mine. To reach the next level what could you do? This composition proves you can develop music which actually flows, far from the famous repeating fatigue. What can you do next imo is to bring that to interesting variations, in other words: to exaggerate it. Don't fear to create moments of apparent emptiness. Same goes for when it occurs to empower the density of music. Another great "boost" would be to work as an actual composer into a team for a film, well this is all we aim to do, right? Before that you can try to invest time in putting the music into a film you already know, seeing if it could fit it. Can be extremely regarding as a task, because you are forced to force your music in the direction of the film. So you can understand even better what's going on in that particular moment and which aspects of your music to increase.

I would love to collaborate since I think we have the same sensibility about music, I love about this stuff it remains unpredictable even if it is composed by very essential elements, minimal I would say. The melodies are so sweet and they avoid being banal, in brief: they don't fear semplicity. Good job indeed you must have been working on it a lot, feel free to visit my channel so you can verify with your own ears our similarities of approach. Thanks.

Why this stuff has not a review yet? Are you inspired by any art movement or trend for doing this? I dunno too much about the world of art but I like it very much. She's a sort of barbarian queen, but she plays the nice guitar-axe. The details in the picture show a love for figurative art, and you are creating a world of tiny unpredictably important elements which combine together.