The title don’t calm e on phone intentionally plays with perception: at first glance, it seems like the phrase “don’t call me on phone,” but upon closer inspection, it reveals something else. This effect mirrors the essence of the album — blurred boundaries of communication, the elusive meaning of words, and the distortions that arise in the digital space. Just like the track titles encoded in T9, it creates space for multilayered interpretations: a message lost in translation, a failure in the transmission of emotions, ambiguity as a form of interaction.

Some compositions last only a few seconds, creating the effect of a broken phone conversation or a disrupted dream, but it’s enough to leave an imprint. The work reflects digital alienation, with fragments of reality falling apart and being pieced together again.

The decoding of the track titles forms a coherent sentence — the original meaning of the message, purified from interpretations. And not a word about the “e.”