#9 Feat. Hype in Tech House

With a title that already anticipates its irreverent spirit, Scratch N Roll is an ode to rhythmic audacity and the street legacy of the old school, presented by Mr. Martin and Adrián Delgado in a Tech House format infused with urban elements and a compelling, overwhelming groove. The track, in 5A key and at 128 BPM, unfolds with dry, well-defined percussion: a firm kick with a direct attack and contained depth, reinforced by a gritty snare and crisp hats, which together construct a solid, vibrant, and addictive rhythmic framework. The bass adds weight in the mid-to-low frequencies, featuring a slightly distorted sequence and compressed textures that maintain a constant flow without overshadowing the vocals. The vocals are the heart of the track: a male vocal with a strong street attitude that alternates isolated phrases like Now Im in real trouble from feeling like you back in time or Fuck you, pay me with fragmented interventions, scratches, and intentional pitch errors that reinforce the old-school aesthetic. Multiple vocal layers are perceived, including spoken quotes, processed samples, and cuts that sound directly lifted from a nineties vinyl battle. The entire vocal performance conveys rebellion, irony, and a semi-improvised narrative that connects with the urban imagery of classic rap. In the melodic section, brief sequences of retro-styled synthesizers stand out, reminiscent of soundtracks like Space Jam or arcade video games, adding a playful and nostalgic touch to the piece. These synths appear intermittently, providing dynamism without saturating the sound space. The track does not rely on large builds or exaggerated drops: its progression is based on the alternation of grooves, rhythmic interplay, and the strategic placement of silences to maximize impact. Scratch N Roll does not seek to follow formulas but to impose its own identity: it is a cut designed for DJs looking to make a difference on the dance floor, with a raw, underground character and an aesthetic that blends contemporary Tech House with the disruptive attitude of street rap. The collaboration between Mr. Martin and Adrián Delgado feels perfectly assembled, without forcing prominence, resulting in a track with its own signature and an energy that overflows with authenticity from the first beat to the closing. Distributed by Triplepoint - www.triplepointmusic.com

Mr.Martin, Adrian Delgado (ESP)

#19 Feat. Hype in Tech House

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Mr.Martin, Alex Atenciano

#61 Feat. Hype in Overall

With a title that already anticipates its irreverent spirit, Scratch N Roll is an ode to rhythmic audacity and the street legacy of the old school, presented by Mr. Martin and Adrián Delgado in a Tech House format infused with urban elements and a compelling, overwhelming groove. The track, in 5A key and at 128 BPM, unfolds with dry, well-defined percussion: a firm kick with a direct attack and contained depth, reinforced by a gritty snare and crisp hats, which together construct a solid, vibrant, and addictive rhythmic framework. The bass adds weight in the mid-to-low frequencies, featuring a slightly distorted sequence and compressed textures that maintain a constant flow without overshadowing the vocals. The vocals are the heart of the track: a male vocal with a strong street attitude that alternates isolated phrases like Now Im in real trouble from feeling like you back in time or Fuck you, pay me with fragmented interventions, scratches, and intentional pitch errors that reinforce the old-school aesthetic. Multiple vocal layers are perceived, including spoken quotes, processed samples, and cuts that sound directly lifted from a nineties vinyl battle. The entire vocal performance conveys rebellion, irony, and a semi-improvised narrative that connects with the urban imagery of classic rap. In the melodic section, brief sequences of retro-styled synthesizers stand out, reminiscent of soundtracks like Space Jam or arcade video games, adding a playful and nostalgic touch to the piece. These synths appear intermittently, providing dynamism without saturating the sound space. The track does not rely on large builds or exaggerated drops: its progression is based on the alternation of grooves, rhythmic interplay, and the strategic placement of silences to maximize impact. Scratch N Roll does not seek to follow formulas but to impose its own identity: it is a cut designed for DJs looking to make a difference on the dance floor, with a raw, underground character and an aesthetic that blends contemporary Tech House with the disruptive attitude of street rap. The collaboration between Mr. Martin and Adrián Delgado feels perfectly assembled, without forcing prominence, resulting in a track with its own signature and an energy that overflows with authenticity from the first beat to the closing. Distributed by Triplepoint - www.triplepointmusic.com

Mr.Martin, Adrian Delgado (ESP)