In celebration of the 30th anniversary of Oasis’ era-defining debut album, Definitely Maybe, Apple Music has announced the release of the acclaimed record in ground-breaking Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos, exclusively on Apple Music alongside a radio special hosted by Matt Wilkinson.
Presented across an hour-long show, Wilkinson dives in to the new Spatial Audio version of the album, while talking through new mixes and how they’ve been meticulously adapted by Grammy award-winning producer, mixer and engineer Ryan Hewitt. Wilkinson also explores the never-heard-before rarities, demos and alternate versions that are being released for the 30th Anniversary, celebrating some of British music’s most iconic songs such as album opener “Rock ’n’ Roll Star,” “Live Forever” and “Cigarettes & Alcohol.”
Additionally, the show welcomes a slew of guests, who share their memories of the album and reflect on Oasis and their legacy, with contributions coming from the likes of Nia Archives, Yungblud, Royel Otis, Kneecap, Felix White, Cardinals, and Amyl and the Sniffers.
“After 15 long years Oasis are finally back together again, so there is no greater time to shine a light on perhaps the greatest debut album of all time,” Matt Wilkinson of Apple Music said. “Definitely Maybe changed the course of rock music when it was released in 1994, and these new Spatial Audio mixes floored me when I first heard them. Join me on Apple Music as we turn everything up to 10 and celebrate its genius!”
You can listen to the Definitely Maybe 30th Anniversary on Apple Music now.
