Bam Bam: The Sister Nancy Story is a powerful and long-overdue portrait of Sister Nancy, the first female dancehall deejay to rise to international fame. Her iconic track “Bam Bam” has become one of the most sampled reggae songs in history—yet for decades, she saw little recognition or compensation.

This vibrant documentary charts Sister Nancy’s journey from conservative Kingston, Jamaica, to stages around the world. Through personal reflection and rich archival material, the film explores not only her impact on music, but also the cultural forces that silenced her for years. As she reclaims her legacy, the film becomes a celebration of resilience, resistance, and the voice of a pioneering woman who refused to be ignored.

With energy, style, and heart, Bam Bam: The Sister Nancy Story is an essential tribute to a true musical trailblazer and her rightful place in reggae history.

Directed by: Alison Duke

Producer: Ngardy Conteh George

Cinematography: Rico King

Editor: Sonia Godding

Production Company: OYA Media Group