Fight the Power: How Hip Hop Changed the World

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We are excited to share that Chromium composer Thomas Farnon has recently provided the score for the BBC’s brand new four-part music documentary “Fight the Power: How Hip Hop Changed The World”.

Executive produced by Hip Hop legend, Chuck D, and his producing partner, Lorrie Boula, the series will “tell the story of the relationship between politics and the Hip Hop movement, recounting the origins of the revolutionary artform through first-hand accounts and charting the journey of how Hip Hop became a cultural phenomenon, against a backdrop of social and political American history.

Throughout the series, the way in which Hip Hop quickly created a provocative narrative of America is explored by weaving together interconnected moments via intimate interviews with integral players in the movement and archival footage.” ~ BBC Media Centre

The first episode will air on BBC Two on Saturday 21st January 2023. The series is a BBC Studios Docs production for BBC Music and BBC Two in partnership with PBS.

Watch the trailer below.

Production Company: BBC Studios Docs
Series Director: Yemi Bamiro
Series Producer: Helen Bart

Executive Producers: Chuck D, Lorrie Boula, Anna Sadowy and Danielle Peck
Producer: Shianne Brown

Distributed: BBC Music, BBC Two and PBS
Music: Thomas Farnon

THOMAS FARNON

 

Thomas’s recent projects include composing the score for the video game ‘Expeditions: Rome’, Uzo Oleh’s film ‘Edicius’ and most recently the music for Yemi Bamiro’s documentary ‘Super Eagles ‘96’. He is currently busy writing for films, documentaries and tv series.

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