Prompt: Compose a short, looping track designed to captivate and challenge the audience as they ponder and solve riddles. The music should evoke a sense of curiosity and subtle mental stimulation while remaining fun and memorable. Here's the vibe to aim for: Mood and Atmosphere: Create a playful yet mysterious atmosphere, striking a balance between whimsy and intrigue. The track should feel like a "thinking game," encouraging the listener to focus while subtly entertaining them. Instrumentation: Use a quirky lead instrument, such as a xylophone, toy piano, or soft chiptune synth, for the main melody. Add subtle pizzicato strings or plucked instruments (like a harp or guitar) to give a "light bulb moment" feel. A mellow bassline to anchor the track without overpowering it. Tempo and Dynamics: Set the tempo between 100-120 BPM to add an energetic undertone without making it too fast for thoughtful reflection. Gradually layer elements every few measures to build anticipation, then simplify toward the end of the loop. Percussion and Groove: Incorporate soft, bouncing percussion like hand drums, bongos, or muted taps to give a sense of gentle movement. Use pauses or breaks to mimic the "aha!" moments. Melodic Structure: Start with a short, repeating 4-bar melody that’s catchy and easy to hum. Include a slight variation in the second half to keep listeners engaged and surprised. Special Effects: Light, twinkling sounds (like wind chimes or bells) to suggest moments of discovery. Add faint "thinking" sounds like soft ticking or a subtle heartbeat for a sense of time or mental effort. Looping and Length: Keep the track between 20-30 seconds, ensuring it loops seamlessly for Shorts' quick-paced format. , Lo-fi,