Catch Me If You Can

It's like a chronicle from a parallel universe, where the streets breathe to the rhythm of drums, and every breath smells of iron and smoke. Here, the hero does not live - he marches through chaos, with the brilliance of a messiah and the nerve of a fighter who is his own religion. His world is a battlefield between anger and blessing, between lightning in his fist and whispers in his head, where God apparently has not yet decided whether to forgive him.

It sounds as if the concrete beneath his feet is shaking from the bass, and the words cut through the air like sparks from a sharpened blade. Everything is under control, but on the verge of breaking down; everything shines, but beneath this glossy crust lies heat and fatigue. And somewhere between the lines is a question that no one asks aloud: can you remain human when the whole world is used to seeing you as a legend?

Producers: Chris Bayo and Michael Green

Authors: Nana Opong, Chris Bayo, and Michael Green

Mixing: David Runc

Mastering: Matt Colton at Metropolis

Vocals: Nana

Drums: Robbie Sinclair

Sound: Chris Bayo, Michael Green, David Rench, and Antoine Poiton, with contributions from Louise Bouge and Nana Opong

Additional Programming: David Runc

Director, Cinematographer, and Editor: Tom Mall

Keyboard Neck and Second Camera: Eddie Saucedo

Drums: Garrett Ray