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Alicia Keys’ Uncharted: Trailer, Release date, plot, & Everything we know About the Documentary

Published on October 17, 2024
Written by:
Isha Das
Isha Das
Streaming Staff Writer
Edited by:
Ishita Chatterjee
Ipsita Kabiraj
Ishita Chatterjee ,
Streaming Staff Editor
Ipsita Kabiraj
Streaming Editor
Uncharted (Credit: Paramount Plus)

Paramount+ has officially announced the premiere of Uncharted, a feature-length documentary that shines a spotlight on Alicia Keys and her inspiring She Is The Music songwriting camp. 

Known for her five Billboard 200 No. 1 albums and recent Tony-winning musical Hell's Kitchen, Keys is set to take viewers on a compelling journey that showcases the challenges and triumphs faced by aspiring female musicians. The documentary will explore the significant impact of her initiative, which aims to empower young women in the music industry.

Recently, a trailer for Uncharted was released, providing fans with an exciting first look at the film and its powerful narrative. With surprises and heartfelt moments in store, this documentary promises to be an enlightening experience.

Keep reading to discover everything you need to know about Uncharted, including its plot, the featured artists, and what audiences can expect from the documentary. This is one documentary that music lovers won’t want to miss! Stay tuned as we update you with the latest news and developments.

Release date & Where to Watch

Uncharted will make its debut exclusively on Paramount+ in the US and Canada on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2024. In the UK, Germany, Switzerland, and Austria, it will premiere the following day on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2024. Viewers in Japan can catch the show starting Friday, Nov. 15, 2024.

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Plot

Uncharted provides an intimate glimpse into Alicia Keys’ She Is The Music songwriting camp, highlighting the barriers faced by young Black and brown women in the music industry. 

The documentary features aspiring artists like Ayoni from Barbados, who aims to emulate Rihanna’s success; Atlanta’s DaVionne, who is building her career after collaborating with established artists; and Chicago's Jean Deaux, a multi-talented artist managing her own writing, recording, and touring.

Alicia Keys emphasizes the film's all-female production team, stating, “Everything done in this film was done by women in every capacity.” This powerful narrative not only showcases the creative journeys of these emerging talents but also confronts the systemic challenges they encounter in their pursuit of recognition and success in the competitive music landscape. 

Official Trailer

Behind the Scenes

Produced by Abby Greensfelder’s Everywoman Studios in collaboration with MTV Entertainment Studios, Uncharted is directed by Emmy and Peabody Award winner Beth Aala. The film had its world premiere at the 2023 Tribeca Film Festival, showcasing behind-the-scenes footage from Alicia Keys' She Is The Music songwriting camp, an initiative aimed at increasing female representation in the music industry.

The project is executive produced by a distinguished team, including Katie Couric, Jody Gerson, Ann Mincieli, Sam Kirby Yoh, Dr. Stacy Smith, Brenda Robinson, Regina K. Scully, Geralyn White Dreyfous, and Alicia Keys herself. Launched in 2018, She Is The Music promotes opportunities for women across various roles in the music field, from songwriters to technical positions.



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