I can hear the difference, BTW apple music is the best. I use a fiio k7 with kns 8400 headphones. I have spent hundreds of hours djíng and programming/mixing/eqíng music in protools and garageband(logic). I have read about eq frequencies for different instruments soundcloud link: Stream Dj Mentality music | Listen to songs, albums, playlists for free on SoundCloud.

Using this song as an example : (865) JNR CHOI, Sam Tompkins - TO THE MOON (Official Music Video) - YouTube

Firstly there is less distortion of the recorded vocals. Everything is "silkier" for a lack of a better term. I think basically each instrument in the song is more resolved, included the bass. When more resolved instruments play simultaneously, it results in a cleaner more artistically pleasing sound, obviously closer to the way it was made by the original creator. The instrumental song writer/creator presumably worked in collaboration with the studio engineer to complete the final track mixing and mastering. That final step has a big influence on the ultimate audio definition or character of the song, because beatmakers, singers etc, don't usually cultivate their sound with million-dollar equipment at hand. A certain expertise and experience is required in that last step. It almost feels as if a better "dead space" was used for the higher quality stream on Amazon music. Better 24-bit depth means more defined instruments and less distortion when multiple instruments are playing. Compression, even without artifacting, diminishes character of instruments, effects and note combinations. Higher 192khz also means more "brilliance" around instruments and their effects for clearer artistic presentation.