Inside Cameroon’s overcrowded New Bell prison, a revolutionary music studio called Jail Time Records is turning bars into beats, giving inmates a voice and a stage. Born from the vision of former inmate Steve Happi and Dione Roach, the studio has launched chart-topping artists like Empereur, whose viral music videos and sold-out prison concerts are spreading hope across continents. Despite dire conditions and human rights struggles, this creative haven—recently honored with three Tribeca Film Festival awards—proves that art can be a lantern for a brighter future, with plans to expand to Burkina Faso and include female inmates.
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