Soft ambient tones that wobble and stretch like the jelly physics they're scoring. The Floor is Jelly's soundtrack by Disasterpeace is this dreamy, minimal electronic thing that feels like it's breathing. "Moths and Moonlight" floats on these delicate synth pads that pulse so gently you barely notice.
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"Rain In C Minor" introduces piano alongside the electronic textures and it just works beautifully. Then "The Universe is Before You" opens up into something vast and shimmering. The whole album has this quality where every note feels suspended in gelatin.
If you played this weird little indie platformer and let the world just bounce around you, the music was half the reason you stayed.