As the audio begins, the familiar sound of a cassette player's buttons being pressed is heard, signifying the start of a nostalgic journey. The clinking of the plastic buttons is distinct, reminiscent of a time when digital wasn't the norm. Then there's a pause, a moment of anticipation, before the mechanical whirring commences. This is the cassette tape being fast-forwarded. The sound is rapid yet rhythmic, a series of quick clicks and whirls that increase in speed. It's a noise that's unmistakably analog, a product of the cassette tape rapidly winding around the spools within the player. The fast-forwarding continues, the sound becoming a constant background hum, an audio reminder of a bygone era. The pace is frenetic, mirroring the feeling of rushing forward, making leaps in time. In the background, there's the ever-present, soft hum of the cassette player itself, a gentle reminder of its active role in this process. It's