Released in 1985, 'Vox Humana' finds Kenny Loggins channeling the vibrant pulse of mid-80s pop into a collection that is both exuberant and deeply personal. While Loggins is best known for his soundtrack smashes, here he steps confidently into synth-laden, radio-ready territory, collaborating with luminaries like Michael McDonald and Steve Perry. The title track is an anthem of human connection, brimming with infectious hooks and dynamic production. Across the album, Loggins explores themes of hope, love, and the search for meaning against the backdrop of a rapidly changing musical landscape. The production is crisp and adventurous, layering shimmering keyboards and sharp percussion over Loggins’ unmistakable voice. For vinyl collectors, 'Vox Humana' is a snapshot of an artist embracing the future of pop, yet never losing sight of emotive songwriting. It's a record that captures the spirit of its era while offering a sense of optimism and drive that resonates decades later. Owning this album is not just about nostalgia—it's about appreciating a master craftsman at the top of his melodic game, making it a compelling addition to any collection.
Track List:
A1 - Vox Humana - 4:09
A2 - No Lookin' Back - 4:48
A3 - Let There Be Love - 4:05
A4 - I'll Be There - 4:00
A5 - I'm Gonna Do It Right - 4:40
B1 - Forever - 4:23
B2 - At Last - 3:53
B3 - Loraine - 4:28
B4 - Love Will Follow - 6:20