JAŸ-Z IN 8 to stream exclusively on MUBI in Australia

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JAŸ-Z IN 8 to stream exclusively on MUBI in Australia – MUBI will stream JAŸ-Z IN 8 exclusively in Australia from Saturday 19 September 2026, with the first two episodes launching together.

The eight-part documentary series places JAŸ-Z in conversation with Rick Rubin for a career-spanning look at his lyrics, creative process and the experiences that shaped his work.

For Australian viewers, the release gives MUBI a high-profile music documentary built around one of hip-hop’s most influential artists, while also positioning the streamer as the local home for the series outside North America.

Rick Rubin directs the documentary series

JAŸ-Z IN 8 marks Rubin’s documentary directing debut. Across the series, Rubin curates a song-by-song path through JAŸ-Z’s back catalogue and uses that playlist as the basis for a deeper conversation about writing, influence and artistic change.

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MUBI describes the series as a candid and intimate conversation between JAŸ-Z and Rubin. The series studies how JAŸ-Z’s lyrics reflect his childhood, the experiences that formed him and the world he moved through as his career grew.

The project is executive produced by Shawn Carter, Daniel Kaluuya and Rick Rubin. Leila Mattimore and David Rohde are producers, with Harlin Lawal and Will Mavronicolas as co-producers. Bradford Young is director of photography, with Walter Fasano and Christian Sandino-Taylor editing.

Australian release schedule

The first two episodes of JAŸ-Z IN 8 will stream on MUBI in Australia from Saturday 19 September. Two new episodes will then debut each Saturday until the finale arrives on Saturday 10 October.

Episodes Australian streaming date
Chapters One and Two Saturday 19 September 2026
Chapters Three and Four Saturday 26 September 2026
Chapters Five and Six Saturday 3 October 2026
Chapters Seven and Eight Saturday 10 October 2026

Songs featured across the series

The opening chapter includes Intro, Meet The Parents, Can’t Knock The Hustle and What More Can I Say, while the second chapter features Brooklyn’s Finest, I Love The Dough and What More Can I Say.

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Later episodes move through tracks including Lyrical Exercise, This Can’t Be Life, You Must Love Me, 4:44, Where I’m From, Can I Live, U Don’t Know, Politics As Usual, Regrets, 99 Problems, Dead Presidents II, Public Service Announcement, The Story Of O.J., No Church In The Wild, Family Feud and Legacy.

MUBI acquired worldwide rights to JAŸ-Z IN 8 excluding North America, where HBO will release the series. The documentary is produced under Rubin’s Tetragrammaton banner.

For more streaming news, visit TV Central’s MUBI section. Australian viewers can find more information at MUBI Australia.

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Aaron Ryan is the owner and editor of TV Central, an independent Australian television and media publication. He has more than 25 years of media experience, including work with The Kalgoorlie Miner, ebroadcast, Mumbrella and TV Blackbox. Aaron leads editorial direction for TV Central and writes television news, ratings coverage, interviews, programme features, cinema reviews and podcasts.

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