Vinyl Record Shockwave Type Poster

Create a bold 16:9 illustrated poster in the "Cyan Red Shockwave Type Poster Style" — a flat graphic system combining saturated cyan fields, oversized red block typography, lemon-yellow human accents, white jagged shockwaves, thick red keylines, and compact rotated microcopy. The aesthetic feels like a loud regional travel poster crossed with manga impact graphics and screenprinted street signage.

SUBJECT & COMPOSITION:
Two simplified lemon-yellow gloved hands snap a spinning vinyl record into an oversized red-and-white sleeve with explosive diagonal motion. The hands are flat vector shapes with rounded fingers and thick red outlines — graphic forms, not realistic anatomy. The vinyl record sleeve is bold red-and-white with a black center disk. A white jagged lightning-burst shape cuts diagonally through the center, carrying the action. Tiny underground record shop counter details are implied only by small angled labels and ring dots.

TYPOGRAPHY & TEXT:
Main text: {{main-text}}
Secondary text: SIDE A / HIGH VOLTAGE SOUND / DROP NEEDLE
Huge red geometric display lettering is cropped by the page edges, functioning as both text and architecture. Compact rotated microcopy and small slanted underlines serve as accents. Small red ring symbols and short angled speed labels scattered in background.

COLOR & STYLE LOCK:
- Saturated cyan background dominates the entire poster
- Red and lemon-yellow are the only major accent colors
- Subjects are simplified flat vector forms with almost no shading
- All shapes outlined by thick red keylines
- Cropped red display letters and white shockwave burst in background
- Small ring dots and angled labels add texture

AVOID:
Photorealistic rendering, 3D effects, glossy reflections, cinematic shadows, lens blur, realistic perspective, watercolor, oil paint, beige vintage paper, muted or pastel palettes, complex scenic realism, dense advertisement layouts, food imagery (soup, noodles, chopsticks), copied CJK characters, watermarks, signatures, logos, QR codes, creator IDs, platform UI elements, or exact reference layouts from source material.