Rhythm

[Intro – vintage radio voice, slightly distorted] [crackling vinyl intro, muted trumpet loop, low sub bass creeping in] “Good evening, ladies and gentlemen…” “This is not a test.” “Please remain calm.” [Verse – 1940s educational film narrator] [jazzy piano stabs, crisp boom bap drums, double bass walking in background] “In a world moving too fast…” “…sometimes you gotta slow it down.” “Let the rhythm be your guide.” [Scratch loop – 70s soul preacher voice] [DJ scratches over horn stabs, wah-wah guitar, thick kick and snare groove] “Can I get a— can I get a witness?” “Y’all don’t hear me!” “Truth… is always louder than noise.” [Bridge – 1950s noir detective, gravelly tone] [rainy ambiance, saxophone riff, lo-fi tape hiss with slow head-bob beat] “She walked in like trouble wrapped in silk.” “I lit a cigarette… didn’t help.” “The city never sleeps… neither do I.” [Hook – funky MC, sampled and chopped] [up-tempo breakbeat, vinyl scratches, layered vocal chops on beat grid] “Move your body—body—body…” “Let the bassline take ya—take ya…” “We don’t stop—stop—stop…” [Break – 1930s science program voice] [slowed-down beat, reversed cymbals, ambient synth textures with filtered drums] “The human brain is a curious instrument.” “Capable of rhythm, memory… and madness.” “Let’s observe.” [Outro – war-era broadcast voice, distant reverb] [sample fade-out, upright bass solo, dusty radio static fading into silence] “And now… back to the music.” “Wherever you are… keep the groove alive.” “Transmission ends.”