Pretty good puzzle game here, though a few points to consider.

1: Music is nice, but it gets stale after a while. Would have been cool to have a unique music track for each world.
2: A good number of the puzzles were nice and brain-twisting, but a lot of them, particularly in the later half of the game, kind of just solve themselves after you fiddle around just a little. I accidentally solved a bunch on the first try just by moving at a whim. What I'd suggest doing if you make a sequel or another puzzle game is to have your levels playtested by a bunch of different folks and then sort them in order of how difficult it was for people to solve them.
3: You should make muting the music and sound separate buttons. I turned off the music after a while, but I didn't want to also turn off the sound effects.

Overall, good work. I'd like to see more puzzle games from you in future.

It's a bit repetitive and there's not a ton of progression to the track, but I like the complexities lain in the track. I think this would work pretty well as a background piece for a game menu or some brief setting in a movie.

It's a decent start. I like the little melody you have going here, and the instrument you chose to sing it. That said, that background strumming that I suppose is acting as a pseudo-percussion is a little off in my opinion. It's not terrible, but I don't feel like it adds a whole lot to the song.

Also, it really feels like the song ends abruptly in the middle of a statement, kind of like

Keep at it. I think you have some potential here.

I think you have a good melody going here. As you say, though, it's a bit short, and that limits its potential a bit before it can really go anywhere. Still, solid work on this one.

I feel like you could use a scout for your work so far. You seem to know what you're doing.

Of all the pieces I've seen from you, I think this has one of the best senses of composition. You really get a sense of depth when looking into the space surrounding the central flower-like structure, and all the distinct "objects" in this piece are very, well, distinct. I also kind of get a sense that there's a sort of vertical ascension going on from the right to the left, with the upper-left corner being the highest point in the piece, if that makes sense. Kind of like I'm staring in a distorted reflection at the Fountain of Dreams.

Also, I am honored to be the one who stumbled into your life just when you needed me, and I needed you. Thank you very much for existing.