In 1974, musician Ike White produced an attention-grabbing record, unique in both its artistry and its production circumstances as White served his life sentence for murder after his conviction at the age of nineteen. Raw archival footage and candid interviews explore the inception of the album and its effects on White's life as an inmate-turned-musical sensation. Directed by filmmaker Daniel Vernon. Featuring perspectives from Stevie Wonder, Alvin Taylor, and Jerry Goldstein.