[February 2026] A roundup of music titles you can watch on Disney+. Exclusive releases included!

The Legend of Abbey Road Studios

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If you’re a fan of The Beatles or Pink Floyd, you’ll surely know Abbey Road Studios, the recording studio in London, England.

Countless famous artists have recorded their work there and released it to the world.

The documentary film Abbey Road Studios: A Legend traces the footsteps of this storied studio.

It offers a glimpse into how engineers and staff, together with the musicians, poured their thoughts and passion into creating timeless songs.

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Chorus

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When people think of America, many picture the glitz of Los Angeles or New York.

But what comes to mind when you think of Detroit? Often known, somewhat negatively, as a city of crime, Detroit is the setting for this film, Chorus, which follows a youth choir that continues its activities there.

With members who face family issues, kids on the verge of getting involved in crime, and others growing up with drugs all around them, the choir keeps growing as they overcome numerous challenges.

Their conductor, Mr.

White, rallies them with a spirit reminiscent of Japan’s “Kinpachi-sensei.” They’ve even competed on America’s Got Talent—please enjoy their undeniable talent!

Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)

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The Harlem Cultural Festival, a music festival held in the summer of 1969 at Mount Morris Park in New York.

It was a live event featuring many world-renowned musicians such as Stevie Wonder and Nina Simone.

Although the electrifying scenes and the atmosphere of the venue at the time were captured on film, the footage was stored in a basement for about 50 years without ever being released to the public.

Unearthed and edited, it became the film “Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised).” It may be an important document that offers insight into American music history.

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The brothers who created iconic songs for Disney films: the Sherman Brothers

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When you think of Disney movies, many of you probably find the theme songs and the background music from iconic scenes playing in your head.

The documentary film The Boys: The Sherman Brothers’ Story follows the lives of the sibling composers, the Sherman Brothers, who created music for Disney films such as “It’s a Small World” and “Winnie the Pooh.” It offers a glimpse into the beliefs that guided their music-making and the passion behind their work.

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Happier Than Ever: A Love Letter to L.A.

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Released in 2021, this work lets you fully enjoy Billie Eilish’s live performance.

The songs performed are tracks from her 2021 album “Happier Than Ever.” Remarkably, in this concert film every track from the album is performed in the exact same order, making it a live recreation of the album.

What’s more, the performance features many guests—including singer-songwriter FINNEAS, the Los Angeles Children’s Chorus, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and Brazilian guitarist Romero Lubambo—making it a must-see not only for fans but for all viewers.

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Black Is King

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Beyoncé, who reigns as a global songstress with overwhelming allure.

Not only for her work as an artist, but many people also resonate with her strong, independent way of life and her vision of womanhood.

Here is a work that embodies Beyoncé’s soul: Black Is King.

Inspired by Disney’s animated film The Lion King, this piece also shines a spotlight on Black culture, history, and identity.

With a narrative that unfolds alongside Beyoncé’s music, performances by Black dancers, striking fashion, and messages that speak to the experience of Black women in every detail, it’s truly a masterpiece.

A must-see—even if you’re not a fan!

McCartney 3, 2, 1

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This documentary presents a conversation between Paul McCartney, known as a member of The Beatles, and music producer Rick Rubin.

It offers valuable reflections not only on McCartney’s solo career but also on his time with The Beatles, as he recalls and describes what it was like back then.

The way they revisit the musical aspects while playing the tracks is engaging, and the relaxed atmosphere seems to draw out deeper insights.

You can really sense the driving force that has kept him active for so long, as well as the roots of how he first came to engage with music.

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