Documentary on Sister Nancy, Jamaican dancehall icon behind ‘Bam Bam’, set for London screening.
‘Bam Bam’ featured on Sister Nancy’s debut album, ‘One, Two’. It wasn’t until she moved from Jamaica to the US in 1996 that she realised the impact it had made outside of her home country.
(Alison Duke’s) documentary tells the story of her fight to finally claim the royalties that she never received for 30 years after the song’s release. It features appearances from Janelle Monáe, Young Guru and Pete Rock.
Credit: ANU SHUKLA – 14th NOVEMBER ’25
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