The Coda Collection, a streaming video channel dedicated to music programming, has announced the UK launch of their immersive experience. The channel spans decades and genres to provide fans with exclusive stories that chronicle iconic moments in music history.
Available exclusively through Prime Video Channels, this UK launch is The Coda Collection’s first step in their global expansion and will soon be followed by availability in other markets in Europe and beyond. Amazon Prime members in the UK now have access to over 175 titles streaming exclusively on The Coda Collection. New content will be updated regularly. Since its launch in the US in February 2021, the Coda Collection has become the exclusive home for world premieres by Grammy-nominated Music, Money, Madness… Jimi Hendrix In Maui, What Drives Us (directed by Dave Grohl), Bob Marley : The Capitol Sessions , Don’t Go Gentle: A Film About Idles, Steve Miller: Breaking Ground and more. In addition, the channel has unearthed rare and unseen video content from archives around the world, featuring performances ranging from Coldplay to Pearl Jam to country phenom Jimmie Allen. In the coming months, The Coda Collection will continue to debut world premiere films and a curated library of legendary performances and documentaries, all streaming exclusively through Prime Video Channels. This is combined with a rich editorial destination on Coda’s desktop and mobile sites, providing new perspectives on the artists, music and cultural context that make those moments resonate with audiences around the world. The Coda Collection channel and dedicated website will bring the untold stories of music to life and deepen the bond between fans and artists.
Channel backer Janie Hendrix, stepsister to Jimi, commented: “The way the world appreciates music is evolving and changing. The Coda Collection is how we grow with that change. It transcends basic music streaming and takes fans on a real journey to the heart of the songs they love and the artists like Jimi Hendrix who made those songs.There will always be a desire to know more about Jimi and what drove his creativity.So much went into his concerts and performances. It all had background, backstory and depth. Coda reveals all the different dimensions and I’m proud to be a part of that.”
