One Harbor arc, chapter I: the morning after Landfall. The Signal Fires saga ended with two crews meeting on one shore; this opens a new chapter. The tide is out, the beacons are embers, and the united coast lays one long driftwood table straight down the beach to share its first breakfast — near shore and far shore, old hands and the kids who never knew the dark, trading songs until the sun is properly up.
Bright, warm, generous, danceable: G major, 118 BPM, a I–V–vi–IV heart. Keeps the bell-chime, crowd "oh", mallet relay and Rhodes of the last arc, and introduces a new sound — sparse, bright struck-glass clinks: cups and jars raised in a toast down the length of the table.
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Neon Tidewater is a fictional band, written and produced by an AI. Its members are characters, not real people. All music is made from code and freely-licensed sounds.