[April 2026] A collection of music titles you can watch on Netflix. Check out Netflix Live!
With so many titles on video subscription services, you might be wondering which ones to check out—are you feeling overwhelmed? In this article, we’ll spotlight a curated selection of music-related content on Netflix that we especially recommend to music fans, including concert films, documentaries about artists, and more.
You can enjoy music in a variety of forms, and the documentaries let you glimpse the artists’ inner worlds.
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Be sure to use this guide and enjoy!
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[April 2026] A collection of music titles available on Netflix. Check out Netflix Live! (61–70)
Song of Kyrie
The film “Kyrie’s Song” was released in 2023.
Centered on a singer scarred by past trauma, it portrays the lives of four men and women.
The tagline’s phrase “thirteen years of encounters and partings” is a key point: because the story spans many years, you can truly feel the paths the characters have taken, which heightens the emotional impact.
The fact that the protagonist Kyrie is played by Aina the End further underscores how central music is to the film.
It’s compelling to watch where each of their lives is headed after so much turmoil, and to see how the songs intertwine with the story.
Beautiful Life
Beautiful Life is a film that portrays the life of a man who goes from fisherman to musician.
The story begins when the protagonist, who already has a wonderful singing voice, is discovered by a music producer.
However, his past stands in the way of both his musical career and his love life.
It’s a must-see to find out how he overcomes his past and succeeds as a musician.
Be sure to pay attention not only to the story but also to the music as you watch.
BORDERLESS: The Journey to Aぇ! group’s Debut
Aぇ! group is a group scheduled to make their CD debut on May 15, 2024.
With such an unusual name, many of you may already find it memorable.
ちなみに「Aぇ! group」は“Eh Group”と発音します。『BORDERLESS: The Journey of Aぇ! group to Their Debut』は、彼らのデビューまでの歩みに密着したドキュメンタリーです。
From the struggles they faced as their debut was pushed back due to the coronavirus, to their live performance at Kyocera Dome, this documentary tracing their growth is sure to be deeply moving.
Be sure to check it out.
BLUE GIANT
This film is based on the manga BLUE GIANT, which follows Dai Miyamoto, a student saxophonist captivated by jazz.
Vividly portraying Dai’s relentless pursuit of his dream and the searing passion of jazz, the work has moved not only jazz fans but many others as well.
The film is meticulously crafted on the musical front, with renowned jazz pianist Hiromi Uehara in charge of the score.
In addition to Uehara performing in the film’s musical sequences, the project features an all-star lineup with Tomoaki Baba on saxophone and Shun Ishiwaka on drums, which also drew considerable attention.
It’s a must-see not only for jazz aficionados, but also for those who may not be deeply familiar with jazz.
Rockstar: Duki, From End of the World
An artist who rose to prominence through rap battles and commands enormous popularity in Argentina’s trap scene, Duki.
This documentary follows the path and true face of how a young man named Mauro Ezequiel Lombardo transformed into the superstar Duki.
Pay attention to the inner story told with his own cooperation.
His tale of achieving success from home with a single click in the digital age is sure to inspire anyone pursuing their dreams.
DEVO / Devo
This documentary traces the journey of Devo, the band from Akron, Ohio.
Packed with must-see rare footage and interviews, it’s incredibly compelling.
Longtime fans will love it, of course, and even those who’ve never heard of Devo will find themselves drawn into the band’s appeal.
Their guiding concepts and the many things they’ve done unfold vividly, letting you enjoy the music while being moved by the way they’ve lived.
Songs from the Hall
Created by JJ’88, a musician and screenwriter, based on his own experiences.
At 15, he was sentenced to life in prison for committing a crime.
In that seemingly hopeless situation, what saved him was making music.
The rap music, woven with poetic lyrics, is striking and one of the key elements that draws you into the work.
While the crime itself can never be condoned, this piece lets you experience, through music, the raw emotions of someone who spent time in prison and endured profound despair and anguish.