JULS UNVEILS 'TRAVELLING MAN: COM AMOR BRAZIL' A FIVE-DAY IMMERSIVE EXHIBITION IN BRIXTON
British-Ghanaian producer and DJ Juls, a pivotal figure in the Afrobeats movement, is set to debut his first documentary film, Travelling Man: Com Amor Brazil, through an immersive exhibition at The Department Store in Brixton from June 8 to 12, 2025. This event offers attendees a unique opportunity to explore the deep-rooted connections between African and Brazilian cultures.
The 20-minute documentary, created in collaboration with filmmaker Oluwatomisin Okeowo, delves into the historical, spiritual, and musical ties linking Bahia, Brazil, and Jamestown, Ghana. It sheds light on the Tabom community, descendants of Afro-Brazilian returnees who settled in Ghana in the 1800s—highlighting their enduring cultural impact.
Complementing the film is an original EP by Juls, set to release on June 20, 2025. The EP sonically bridges the rhythms of Brazil and Africa, encapsulating the diaspora's shared heritage and musical evolution.
““This project is more than a film,” Juls shares. “It’s a celebration of the roots we don’t always see—and the rhythm that connects us all.””
installations, immersing visitors in the vibrant cultures of Brazil and Ghana. The Department Store, a historic venue in Brixton, provides an apt setting for this cultural convergence.
Tickets for the exhibition are now available. Don't miss this chance to experience a narrative that resonates across continents and generations.
For more details and to purchase tickets, visit Eventbrite.
