Tuesday, 26 July 2016

‘Dreams & HipHop’, A Must Watch Ghanaian Musical Movie


AAKAOD in association with Ohenemedia Production presents an upcoming rap fictional biopic titled ‘Dreams & Hiphop’ a musical adventure.

The movie revolves around Cabum, a young rapper who has ambitions of following his father’s footsteps to be a musician. The young rapper arrives in Accra, the capital where music keep breaking boundaries to seek his fortunes, joining his old friends Cabum embarks on a journey that will change his life. 

The film features 15 songs from various artistes most of which are written, produced, arranged and performed by rapper producer Cabum. It also features cameos from various industry personalities.

‘Dreams & HipHop’ is expected to be released on August26; the making of the movie reportedly lasted for a duration of 10months, with the cast and crew working off and on, offering their free time and services to complete shooting and post production.

Directed by renowned director, Abraham Ohene-Djan, 'Dreams & Hip-Hop' was shot with little or no budget, in-between commercial productions using available resources. 

Using the Bollywood melodrama concept as a reference, the film was originally conceived as a new promotional tool for artistes on the OM Music label including Cabum, Tijani Pepe, Luther, K’ Danso and Ken Ayie.

The story subtly blends comedy drama and music to deliver its narrative, though a fictitious story, the characters use their real names.

The Plot:

As a young child, Cabum only dreamt of being like his absent father who was a musician. As a young man though, he ended up being a mechanic. Having lived his whole life in Kumasi, Cabum had made attempts to break into the music industry but had failed.

Now In his mid-twenties, He decides to move to Accra to join his friends to give it a last shot at becoming a musician.

He arrives in Accra and is immediately baptized by the hardship of city life. Joining his friends, he begins his journey that gets him entangled in drugs and fake pastors.

Credit: GeorgeBritton.com


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