Of course! Especially after playing Baldurs Gate 3 now and wasting another dozen of my nerves, I'd be only too happy to speak out :) 

Crowned Evil: was written before the jam started, but when I had already signed up for it, I was confident in this song. It's basically a solid sequencer I picked up with my Nexus 5. At first, I had this simple tune that plays at the beginning. But after poking around in my beloved Transit 2, I discovered an interesting preset that creates a wildly surreal distortion that plays in the track. To top it all off, I added BEAM so that there were partials in the background of the overall sound, which brought even more edgy notes of surrealism to the forefront. The theme of this track is rather more political. When you believe in someone who will lead you to a bright future, giving you hope, but in the end, he becomes a marasmus whose ambition is to prove something to others, spitting on the resources used in the process. 

Drowning Mountain: this is a purely personal song, on which I tried to put my vocals, but alas, I still can't sing... This song has a second name: "Mountain of Drowned Ones". Both of these names are metaphors, but they have different meanings in the eyes of the listeners. While the first one represents a sinking mountain, the second one represents a mountain of drowned corpses, and that's what I meant. Drowned at the bottom of the mountain of people who are dragging the rest of the world with them, trying to look like normal people, not drowned people. They beg for a second chance, that they will reform, but it will never happen, and if it does, then clearly not anytime soon. Why try for the sake of those who are doomed? It's pointless.

As for the composition of the song, I didn't bother too much and, having found a suitable sound, I picked up 4 midi files, thus dividing the song into parts. Since everyone was actively using violins and other instruments, but not electronics, then I decided to add violins throughout the song, which emphasized the sadness of the song and synthesator which for some reason unknown to me starts to play with some kind of delay, which I was also extremely excited about.

And as for the ending, that happened by accident. Seriously. I didn't even realize that this effect (from the same Transit 2, by the way) would so clearly fit the theme of the song, I just didn't think about it. It was just "wow, that's extremely cool, I want to do that!" and thats it! But anyway, I'm amazed at myself and how I can surprise even myself with such tricks.😅

That's just the way it is!

Thank you so much! Let me start by saying that the quote is my own and reflects what I've seen for at least 3 years. Indeed, mankind is really sliding into some kind of abyss.

 Secondly, honestly, it's not that I intentionally chose that particular chord in question. I just picked a couple of MIDIs so that everything sounds in the general tone😅

And actually, you're the first one who likes Drowning Mountain better, because it's the first song that takes all the attention. Anyway, thanks again for such a review!

Thank you so much! Actually, I thought about adding bass to the first song, but after what you said, I'm not going to.😅

In the second song I was more concerned about the volume of the percussion violin. But don't worry, I'll fix it up and add bass in the release version :)