Cameroonian singer Aswad Brinsley Forde, the young Rasta Blue is lost in an English society that does not understand him, any more than it has managed to assimilate its wave of Jamaican immigration since the island's decolonisation in 1962. Unemployment, racist police, xenophobic neighbours and bosses. A permanent oppression that Blue evacuates at the microphone of her sound-system, a gigantic home-made sound system, with the secret dream of becoming the most popular "sound" in London. But on his way there is a major obstacle in his path: the King of this stage, the dreaded Jah Shaka (in his own role)...

Film by Franco Rosso, with Brinsley Forde, Karl Howman, Trevor Laird