Liner notes on entertainment.
Pressed slowly, in limited runs.
Little Records is a small editorial label for the streaming era. We file liner notes on the streaming platforms, films, and long-form series worth your evening — written the way a thoughtful music zine writes about an album. Slow listening, carefully chosen.
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Netflix on Heavy Rotation — The 2026 Slate That Earned the Stylus
Netflix is on track to spend nearly twenty billion dollars on content this year. Three months in, we've sorted the records worth dropping the needle on.
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Prime Video: The Quiet Side of the Streaming Tape
Nobody writes love letters to Amazon Prime Video. The 2026 release calendar makes the case they should.
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JioHotstar: The India Pressing, After the Merger
Three hundred thousand hours. Nineteen languages. India's biggest single library, and five Hotstar Specials that earn the catalog price.
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Apple TV+ and the Quality Cut
Smallest library in the business. Highest hit-rate by every measure. The Apple strategy that looked weird in 2019 makes itself clear in 2026.
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2026 Cinema: The Big Singles of the Year
Three filmmakers. One Tom Holland Spider-Man. A Pixar tentpole. The biggest theatrical year of the decade, ranked by hype.
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Bollywood 2026 — Six Pressings That Will Define the Year
Auteur swings, franchise sequels, and the biggest Hindi theatrical year of the decade. Six films that will move the conversation.
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Documentary Deep Cuts — Eight Non-Fiction Records to Hear
Streaming has been transformative for non-fiction. 2026's slate is the deepest in years. Eight documentaries that earn the evening.
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The Hindi Web Series: The Second Side of the Album
After a quieter 2025, the Hindi web series form is in its strongest creative shape since Sacred Games. Five albums leading the side-B comeback.
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K-Drama: The Rising Wave, on Wax
$2.5 billion. Three years of investment. A 2026 slate that makes Netflix's Korea thesis impossible to argue with.
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