Songs We’re Listening to in April

Music moves the body, mind, and soul. That’s why we do what we do here at LMC Home Entertainment. It’s about experiencing music and audio in its purest form, letting it transport you to new realms and evoke emotions you never knew you had. One way to connect through music is by sharing our favorite tunes with each other. Here’s a list of what our team member, Paul, has been listening to. Take a listen and let us know what you think in the comments:

• “Birds” by Dominique Fils-Aime from the album Nameless – An incredible performance with outstanding recording quality, showcasing vocal, bass, percussion, and subtle sound effects.
• “Woodstock” by Jack DeJohnette from the album Hudson – A modern jazz guitar masterpiece featuring clean, dynamic recording of immensely talented musicians.
• “Angel” by Massive Attack from the album Mezzanine – This track uses a wide frequency range, unusual sounds, and mesmerizing vocals to create a moody, atmospheric treasure.
• “(Sittin’ on) The Dock of the Bay” by Sara Bareilles from the album Brave Enough: Live at the Variety Playhouse – A crowd-pleaser with a very real, live recording.
• “Morning Sun” by Kevin Eubanks and Stanley Jordan from the album Duets – Two incredible jazz guitarists blending their distinct styles to amazing effect, with Stanley Jordan’s performance being particularly sublime.
• “Fever” by Elvis Presley from the album Elvis is Back – A great classic recording showcasing Elvis’s gifted singing with just some percussion, a double-bass, and his vocals.
• “Kashmir” by Marcin from the album Kashmir – A classical guitarist who covers popular songs, adding electronic sound for effect. The track features thunderous bass and impressive guitar technique.

Paul’s playlist features a diverse range of music genres, time periods, and showcases his appreciation for exceptional recording quality and musical talent. Appreciate the sound quality and nuances in each track. Let the music take you on a journey, and share your thoughts with us in the comments!