Vinyl Swap Scratch
A turntable "now playing" screen seen from above, recoloured by the record on the platter. A black record 1.12 times the screen's width is cropped by the left edge (centre at 29 % across, 35.5 % down), with fine grooves, two track gaps, a gloss that stays fixed to the light and a label drawn in code: "Slow Satellites" by The Amber Rooms (a saffron sunburst with a rust sun) or "Glass Harbor" by Noa Lind (cream with teal rings and a coral dot). The background is the label's colour turned into a blurred wash (ochre fading to near-black for one album, teal for the other), and a chrome tonearm with a counterweight and a black headshell pivots on a round base at the top right. Under the record sit a waveform strip (rounded, translucent black, bars that scroll past a white playhead, kicks in the album's accent), the title in 24 pt semibold with the artist under it and a "33⅓ RPM" tag, and three dark pills with mono captions: pause, previous and next. A finger on the record scratches it: the platter stops, follows the finger and scrubs the waveform.
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