Apple TV is a Hidden Gem for Music Fans
Apple TV has quietly become a strong streaming destination for music lovers. For $12.99 per month, the service offers a diverse catalogue including concert films, documentaries, and in-depth series about iconic artists.
Here are five standout music-related titles currently available on Apple TV:
* The Velvet Underground: A compelling documentary using rare footage and interviews.
* Beastie Boys Story: A live performance-infused retelling of the groupS rise to fame.
* Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry: An intimate look at the singer’s creative process and early career.
* Louis Armstrong’s Black & Blues: A beautiful and troubled story behind one of Jazz music’s most iconic voices.
* KPOPPED: A music battle competition starring Psy and Megan Thee Stallion.
the Velvet Underground (directed and written by Todd haynes,known for I’m Not There) is a must-watch for anyone interested in the band’s history. The documentary skillfully blends rare footage with archival and new interviews, revealing how one of the most influential bands in music history came together. It’s a great introduction even for those unfamiliar with their music. Watch The Velvet Underground on Apple TV
For a different vibe, check out Beastie Boys Story. Hosted by Mike D and Ad-Rock, the film combines new and old material with a unique live performance element. Directed by Spike Jonze (Her), the documentary retells the story of how three aspiring rappers became global superstars. Watch Beastie Boys Story on Apple TV
Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of a rising star. The film surprised with its extensive documentation of Eilish’s creative process and early career, largely captured by her family, who clearly believed in her potential. It explores the delicate balance between confidence and the pressures of fame in an age where privacy is increasingly rare.
