Simonoto · 2026

Ch.1

Four tracks. Four hidden pages. Each one waiting to be found.

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Signal Constellation
127.1 MHz — ???
119.4 MHz — ???
103.7 MHz — ???
144.0 MHz — ???
Track 01
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Track 02
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Track 03
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Track 04
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Signal Stations
127.1 MHz
Tynomite!
Ham · 1961
Signal weak
119.4 MHz 🕸
BellDingThing
Arabella · 1973
Signal weak
103.7 MHz 🐶
SloppyDrippy
Laika · 1957
Signal weak
144.0 MHz 🐱
Sonar
Felicette · 1963
Signal weak
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What Fans Are Saying
Transmissions from the Arcade
Signal Lost
Geometry Wars-style shooter. Defend the frequency. 5 levels, 6 weapons, bosses.
Signal Chase
Pseudo-3D racing through the static. 4 circuits, 4 vehicles, championship mode.
Mission Status
Ham coordinate (127.1 MHz)
Arabella coordinate (119.4 MHz)
Laika coordinate (103.7 MHz)
Felicette coordinate (144.0 MHz)
Cipher decoded
Arcade unlocked
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Intercepted Transmission · Encoded
GUR FBHAQ ARIRE QVRQ · VG WHFG PUNATRQ BEOVG
The animals knew the key. Each page holds a clue. Think 13 steps ahead.
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The Tracks

Production Notes

01

Tynomite!

Signal: Ham · 127.1 MHz

The opening statement — built on intentionality. Every break in this groove is deliberate, a message encoded in the spaces between the notes. Ham kept pulling the wrong levers on purpose; this track is what that felt like, translated into rhythm. A conversation with someone listening.

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02

BellDingThing

Signal: Arabella · 119.4 MHz

The single. Eight legs weaving patterns that physics said shouldn't exist, and this is the architecture of those patterns translated into sound. Built from a sample that captured something unspeakable, processed until it became its own harmonic language. The bell tones are the silk; the dip is the weightlessness.

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03

SloppyDrippy

Signal: Laika · 103.7 MHz

Seven days of heartbeat broadcast through the static. This groove is that pulse, slowed and sweetened but never losing its organic pulse. The sloppy quality is intentional — a rejection of the sterile. There's moisture in this groove, something living, something that drips through your own frequency and doesn't let go.

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04

Sonar

Signal: Felicette · 144.0 MHz

The deliberate call. When Felicette's neural signals shifted into something rhythmic, something that sounded like sonar — like she was asking a question into the deep. This track carries that quality: the ping of intention, the wait for an answer. A reaching out that expects to find something on the other side.

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Hidden Frequency Detected
You found the back channel. The animals left more than signals — they left coordinates. Between the four frequencies (127.1, 119.4, 103.7, 144.0), there's a fifth harmonic. It doesn't exist on any chart.

The groove is the message. The rhythm is the map.

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Fifth Harmonic Detected
494.2 MHz · Unknown Origin
"There was a fifth animal. Not selected by any program. It found its own way to orbit — riding the resonance between the other four. No capsule. No electrodes. Just the signal itself, folded into something alive."
The four frequencies sum to 494.2 MHz. That's B4 in concert pitch. The note that doesn't resolve. The note that keeps searching.

Ch.2 will answer the question the animals left behind.