Thanks so much for the kind words, it means a lot! As for the composer I definitely would like to work with one, but I didn't realize there were ones that weren't already on teams (also I wasn't confident enough in my ability to make a good game that didn't waste good music). Thanks for the note, and I hope to be able to work with a composer (as well as an artist as I am very much not an artist) on my next project!
As a composer myself, I have never worried about writing music for a game that "wasn't good enough", so don't worry at all about that! Most of us are relieved to be able to write music for anything at all, and lots of us are worried about our music not stacking up to the game. Lots of composers do jams for the same reason everyone else does: it's amazing practice! We want to try and fail and gain experience and test things out and learn and grow on these projects just like everyone else does. I hope that calms some of your fears about it, lol.
Plus, almost anyone would be happy to write music for a game that rocks as much as yours, so don't sell yourself short!