Matt Deighton: Unveiling "Today Become Forever" in the SDE Surround Series

Matt Deighton's latest album, "Today Become Forever," is No. 44 in the SDE Surround Series and features Dolby Atmos.
The album includes mixes in 5.1, stereo, and instrumentals, a bonus track "Satisfiction," and four exclusive videos.
Limited to 1,000 units, the release is available on Blu-ray audio and coincides with Deighton's birthday.
Deighton collaborated with producer Ken Scott, recording at Monnow Valley Studio, known for its work with Oasis and Queen.
Future projects include a solo acoustic album recorded on reel-to-reel and a folk record with Magnet inspired by British folklore.

Matt Deighton's latest album, "Today Become Forever," is No. 44 in the SDE Surround Series and features Dolby Atmos.
The album includes mixes in 5.1, stereo, and instrumentals, a bonus track "Satisfiction," and four exclusive videos.
Limited to 1,000 units, the release is available on Blu-ray audio and coincides with Deighton's birthday.
Deighton collaborated with producer Ken Scott, recording at Monnow Valley Studio, known for its work with Oasis and Queen.
Future projects include a solo acoustic album recorded on reel-to-reel and a folk record with Magnet inspired by British folklore.

Matt Deighton's latest album, "Today Become Forever," is No. 44 in the SDE Surround Series and features Dolby Atmos.
The album includes mixes in 5.1, stereo, and instrumentals, a bonus track "Satisfiction," and four exclusive videos.
Limited to 1,000 units, the release is available on Blu-ray audio and coincides with Deighton's birthday.
Deighton collaborated with producer Ken Scott, recording at Monnow Valley Studio, known for its work with Oasis and Queen.
Future projects include a solo acoustic album recorded on reel-to-reel and a folk record with Magnet inspired by British folklore.

Matt Deighton's latest album, "Today Become Forever," is No. 44 in the SDE Surround Series and features Dolby Atmos.
The album includes mixes in 5.1, stereo, and instrumentals, a bonus track "Satisfiction," and four exclusive videos.
Limited to 1,000 units, the release is available on Blu-ray audio and coincides with Deighton's birthday.
Deighton collaborated with producer Ken Scott, recording at Monnow Valley Studio, known for its work with Oasis and Queen.
Future projects include a solo acoustic album recorded on reel-to-reel and a folk record with Magnet inspired by British folklore.

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