Four tracks and every single one counts. Madoka is a tiny 2005 Windows release with just two songs, each presented in Japanese and English versions. The title track has this circular, meditative quality that lives up to its name (円 literally means circle), building around a vocal melody that loops and evolves without ever feeling repetitive.
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Windy goes somewhere completely different, lighter and more open with an airy arrangement that actually feels like wind moving through the track. Hearing both in English is interesting because the vocal phrasing changes enough to almost feel like separate songs.
It's barely fifteen minutes of music total. Sometimes the smallest releases hit the hardest though. If you appreciate vocal-driven doujin music from the mid-2000s, give this a spin.