"Goosebump Center" marks Second Hand Noise's evolution into experimental trip hop territory.
Built around the concept of physical sensation as musical metaphor, this track layers slow motion type beats with textural electronics that seem to crawl under your skin.
The production emphasizes tactile qualities - every bass line feels like a pulse, every synth pad and arpeggios like a caress. Perfect for late-night playlists and atmospheric trip hop collections.

Goosebump Center

Second Hand Noise is the electronic exploration of Melvin Medina, a Puerto Rican artist whose musical DNA carries equal parts rock attitude and electronic soul. As synth player for nu metal act Vialterna and electro rock band Celestina Robot, Medina has made his mark on the island's music scene when the song Extasis became the main theme for cult film "12 Horas” while Vialterna opened for Anthrax , Sugar Ray and Latin thrash legends Puya .

Raised on Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, a-ha , Pet Shop Boys, Nine Inch Nails, Medina is a rock & roller who loves electronic music and vice versa. Later influences like The Chemical Brothers, Roni Size , Soulwax , LCD Soundsystem, Four Tet , shaped his vision of unpredictable, emotional electronic music.
Second Hand Noise creates music that transports listeners to familiar yet surprising places, serving as an instrument of joy, reflection, dance, and unity. Working from his Puerto Rican studio with analog synths and Arturia's V Collection, Medina explores 432Hz tuning alongside textural soundscapes. Starting with the contemplative "Into Coherence" (mixed by Orlando Mendez (Circo and mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri ) the project will evolve toward indie dance territory. With an EP in development and collaborations planned, Second Hand Noise represents both personal exploration and community connection. This is electronic music with purpose - designed to move bodies, touch hearts, and occasionally blow minds.

Goosebump Center

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