Even in contemporary times, recording technology constantly evolves, with its ultimate aim naturally being the perfect reproduction of the original sound. Whether through audio recording, cinematography, painting, or writing, various media all strive to capture a moment, so that it will not be forgotten. Just as early photography was believed to seize the very essence of its subjects, the grooves of a sound track seem to extract a fragment of the recorded person’s soul, as if certain things could be fixed in time—unchanging despite the passage of stars and seasons.
What is preserved in sound is never merely audio; it carries emotions, memories, and traces that guide us across the boundaries of time and life. These grooves stand as proof of existence in the past. Open Xunfeng, and let Formosa Song lead you into the enchanting world of Taiwan’s island sounds.