What sticks out to me is the layering in these tracks with the synthesizers, especially in the first few minutes. I like the woodwinds and celesta or kalimba that come after, but I think harmonically, it feels a bit flat in that it's mainly natural minor. Maybe include some Dorian in there, with some ornamentation on the melody to give it more of that Medieval vibe. The idea of combining both genres is cool, but it felt like you switched on and off between both genres. It didn't feel that blended to me. A thought was maybe having cyberpunk percussion with some soundscape elements, with the symphonic instruments and harmony conveying the Medieval vibe. Other than that, the layering is nice, like with the strings, groove, electric guitar strums, and synthesizers! Maybe add some variation to the notes too, to make it sound less stale over time. Good job!

I like your Idea of mixing medieval with cyberpunk. I will say that it never feels like it really goes into medieval. Sure it has some woodwinds that give a medieval vibe, but I think it's gotta go further than that. Have it use some modal keys and triplets to really sell that vibe, and have the cyberpunk parts also do that so it can really feel like a blend of the 2.

The shift at around 2 minutes, it's like I am time travelling! I really like the idea of mixing cyberpunk and medieval, and it definitely deserves further exploring! I guess it's mostly the question how these pieces would function in a game, having such stark contrasts within the same track makes it a little challening to picture. Makes it a fun listen though, not knowing what comes next! Keep up the good work. :)

It's cool that you decided to go with two different styles! Though I think more could have been done to blend them/make the songs more cohesive.

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