As the audio begins, the distinct, nostalgic sound of a vinyl record starting to play fills the air. The needle makes contact with the record, creating a resonating, signature scratching noise that is unique to vinyl players. This sound, both raw and soothing, is a precursor to the music that is about to play. The audio continues with the rhythmic scratching, a testament to the tangible nature of playing music on a vinyl record. The record spins, the needle navigates the grooves, and the scratching sound persists, creating an intimate, vintage auditory experience. It's a reminder of a time when music was not just heard, but also felt through such physical, audible nuances.