The Guardian article on Jail Time Records
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Article on VICE Italy
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JAIL TIME RECORDS NEW RECORDING STUDIO
Jail Time Records opens it’s new out-of-prison recording studio thanks to the activist brand ANTI-DO-TO.
The new recording studio is critical for the reintegration of ex-convicted artists into the community. The goal is that rappers, producers, former prison artists, and label affiliates can continue to cultivate their musical talent once they leave and, above all, keep away from what brought them to jail. In fact, in Cameroon, the recidivism rate is around 80%. Furthermore, the project seeks to change society’s perception of imprisonment. It is still considered taboo, especially for families, to accept those who have been in prison.
Check out ANTI-DO-TO’s capsule collection designed by Federico Curradi with artwork made by the inmates of the Central Prison of Douala here.
BBC interview with Jail Time Records
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Huck magazine article on JTR
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CONCERT IN THE CENTRAL PRISON OF DOUALA
This 25th of October the rap collective La meute des penseurs where on stage together with the invited artists Boy Tag and Ly Flo. The concert was held in memory of the recently deceased artist Chimico.
