In post-war Sierra Leone the youth, who once used guns to showcase their frustration, are picking up microphones to exercise a new found freedom of speech.
Sierra Leone is recovering from a decade long civil war. A new music scene is allowing the youth, who once used guns to showcase their frustration, to pick up microphones and make change in their country. This documentary follows a few young Sierra Leonean musicians who are giving birth to a music scene that brings beats, human rights, and democracy to the peoples' ears. They make booty's shake and politicians take note in one of the world's toughest place to find food, shelter, and water.
In post-war Sierra Leone the youth, who once used guns to vent their frustration, are picking up microphones to exercise a new-found freedom of speech. Quickly rising to national stars, these musicians must now use their influence to keep the peace in a presidential election between the sitting President and an ex-coup leader.