A year after Beat This!, Fontaine, his then partner, Pat Hartley, and the Shaw Theatre brought Bambaataa and a contingent of The Zulu Nation to London to inspire the UK’s nascent hip-hop underground with workshops in the hip-hop arts and an explosive show, much to the fury of the conventional media. The film follows Zulu Nation graffitti artist Brim on a magical mystery tour of the new centres of hip-hop energy, hanging out with Robert Del Naja of the Wild Bunch (also known as 3D) in Bristol, and Goldie in Wolverhampton – artists who would go on to become two of the UK’s most important musicians by playing a pivotal role in the evolution of British electronic music. The film, shot over a year, begins with a sequence devised by 3D and ends with Goldie making a pilgrimage to the Bronx River home of The Zulu Nation to inspire the use of his art as a weapon.

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