In 1979, incarcerated musicians recorded an album of original R&B music in a Virginia maximum-security prison. They called themselves the Edge of Daybreak, and their songs about love, freedom, and destiny became a local sensation for a time. Decades later, DJs rediscovered this forgotten gem, and it was introduced to new audiences in the Oscar-winning film, Moonlight, reuniting the surviving band members and offering eloquent proof that the irrepressible spirit of human creativity can soar beyond prison walls.