Cozy Convenience Store Game Soundtrack

I’m building a small, slice-of-life game that takes place entirely inside a late-night convenience store and I need an original soundtrack that instantly makes players feel at home among softly buzzing fridges and distant rain. The piece should set a cozy, slow-paced mood, with a hint of nostalgia, be memorable enough to work as a leitmotif, and be able to loop seamlessly.

My vision leans toward a piano-led, acoustic palette: gentle keys, light guitar or subtle strings rather than anything synthetic or driving. I’d also love to weave in authentic store ambience—cash-register chimes, the hum of fluorescent lights, maybe a quiet store jingle—to ground the music in the setting without overwhelming it.

Key points:
• Tempo: slow and relaxed, never hurried.
• Core motif: strong enough to be recognisable yet calm enough to sit in the background for extended play sessions.
• Looping: the end must flow naturally back to the start with no audible gap.
• Atmosphere: cozy, warm, slightly nostalgic.

Deliverables
• Main loop (≈2–3 min, 48 kHz/24-bit WAV + high-quality MP3, )
• One-shot stinger (3–5 sec) built from the same motif for menus or notifications
• Isolated stems: piano, other acoustics, ambience, and master for in-game mixing
• Simple cue sheet with timing and instrument notes
• Sound libraries used (either as links to the websites or files)

If you’re comfortable crafting gentle piano themes, recording or sourcing realistic ambience, and ensuring a perfect loop, I’d love to hear a brief demo or portfolio track in a similar mood.