Curtis Schweitzer wrote a farming sim soundtrack that actually sounds like sitting outside on a good day. Staxel's Volume 0 is twelve tracks of gentle piano and soft electronics that track the seasons without ever getting saccharine about it.
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"Magic Hour" catches that golden-light-through-the-window feeling perfectly, and "Summer Solstice" stretches out into something warm and unhurried. The transition from "High Summer into Autumn" into "The Harvest" mirrors the game's seasonal cycle with real compositional thought.
"Nocturne" closes things out like a lullaby you didn't know you needed. Schweitzer keeps everything airy and hummable without tipping into background-music-for-a-candle-ad territory. If you play Staxel on mute, you're throwing away half the reason the voxel world feels so alive.