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One waltz, heard three ways

Five tracks, just under eleven minutes: the composed music of Dear Nobody, the epistolary romance read across a censor's desk behind a front nobody names. The score is built on one slow musette waltz in three-four time. It plays warm and true for the lovers, and it comes back detuned and too slow when the letters start answering things they should not know.

The tracks

• Dear Nobody (Main Theme): the waltz stated whole, accordion over upright piano. It plays on the title screen.
  
• The Censor's Desk: the work bed, a low piano ostinato that keeps turning while you read.
  
• The Lovers' Waltz: the melody played warm and correct, with a solo violin over the accordion and piano.
  
• Far Behind the Front: a cold drone of double bass and far, muffled brass. The war, heard from miles away.
  
• Through the Veil: the same waltz on a detuned music box, until a lone violin pulls it back into tune.

What's inside

• 5 tracks, 10:51: the game's composed themes, each as one complete piece.
  
• Music only: no ambience beds or sound effects.
  
• MP3, 320 kbps: the files land in your Steam library folder, so you can play them anywhere.

The music is generated with AI tools, then selected and mastered under the author's direction. The cover and store art come from the game's own store artwork, pre-generated with AI image tools and then curated and edited. Nothing is generated while you listen.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

The Dear Nobody soundtrack contains pre-generated AI content. Nothing is generated when you play it. The music was generated with AI audio tools, then selected and mastered under the author's direction. The album contains music only, with no ambience or sound effects. The album cover and store artwork were made from the game's own store artwork, which was pre-generated using generative AI tools and then curated, edited, and composited by the team.