“Lifelike” is the latest album from the rock project “A Bad Think,” mixed in 5.1 Surround and Dolby Atmos by Bob Clearmountain, Dave Way, and Steve Genewick. Featuring Michael Marquart alongside talented collaborators including Jeremy Stacey, Fernando Perdomo, Sean Hurley, Kirk Hellie, among others. Following his Grammy nominated 2020 5.1 surround album “The Savior,” Marquart has returned with a more pop laden style that bends across genres.
Comprising of 13 songs, written and performed by Marquart, the album is available in 96kHz / 24-bit 5.1 surround FLAC as well as 48kHz / 24-bit Dolby Atmos encoded MP4 and MKV files, or on a Blu-ray disc containing the same formats. Created specifically with Dolby Atmos in mind, the goal was to take full advantage of a completely immersive listening experience. Bob Clearmountain handled the 5.1 surround mix, while Dave Way and Steve Genewick elevated the soundstage into the Dolby Atmos realm, swirling objects above the listener. Some fans have desired a bit more action from the back channels, but sonically have felt the recording is excellent, and enjoy the spatial aspects of both the surround and Atmos versions.
One can preview the album through streaming services, and then find the physical copies on the artist’ website or visit Immersive Audio Album for high resolution surround and Atmos download versions.
Released April 2, 2021.
Format Info
Blu-ray or Digital Download with 96kHz / 24-bit 5.1 Surround Sound mix and 48kHz / 24-bit Dolby Atmos mix. Also available for streaming.
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Wesley is a lifelong music enthusiast. He started his career in the recording industry in New York City as an audio engineer, producer, and studio manager. Subsequently he toured across America as a guitarist with the short-lived band Land's Crossing. After many years in the technology sector and amassing a substantial vinyl and CD collection, he delved into immersive audio and created Hi-Res Edition to share with other listeners about the sound quality and discrete mixes available on many formats. He recently upgraded his system to 7.1.4 Dolby Atmos and continues to seek out and share about the best sounding releases.