Want to relive Kendrick Lamar’s iconic Super Bowl halftime show on Apple Music? The platform has just released a replay of the performance in Spatial Audio, providing a more immersive listening experience.

As Apple is the current sponsor of the Super Bowl halftime show, it has been granted permission to re-release the musical performances in a higher-quality format. Fans have previously complained about the subpar sound mix in the original television broadcast, but Apple Music’s support for Dolby Atmos ensures that listeners can enjoy the show with greater fidelity.

This is not the first year Apple Music has re-released Super Bowl halftime shows in Spatial Audio. The 2023 performances by Rihanna and Usher can also be streamed in this format, offering a significant improvement over the original broadcast.

Kendrick Lamar recently took the stage at the Grammy Awards, winning five trophies including Record of the Year and Song of the Year. With 22 Grammys, Lamar is one of the most decorated musicians in the industry, but it appears President Donald Trump was not a fan of his performance. According to reports, Trump reportedly left the stadium during Lamar’s halftime set.

Lamar’s performance may have been seen as a political statement, but Apple CEO Tim Cook has made headlines himself for donating $1 million to Trump’s inauguration fund. This move came after Cook and other tech industry bigwigs, including Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos, each donated significant amounts to the event.