That sounds like a perfect collision of analog warmth and digital edge. Picture a muted, sepia‑toned backdrop of cracked vinyl sleeves and the soft hiss of a turntable, overlaid with pulsating neon glitch ripples in electric blue and hot pink. Think of a dusty shop sign that flickers like a glitching LED, while the floorboards slowly morph into circuit board patterns, giving the feel of a synth humming underneath. Add a soft amber glow from old shop lights, and then layer that with sharp, strobe‑like flashes of synth waveforms in the corners. The whole thing would feel like a vintage record shop that’s just plugged into the future, with textures that shift from grainy analog to crisp digital. I can already hear the visual soundtrack humming… but is that too much detail? Maybe we keep it simpler?