Questlove, the acclaimed Roots drummer and filmmaker, has once again piqued the interest of music enthusiasts with the announcement of his next documentary project focused on the legendary band Earth, Wind & Fire. Following the anticipation surrounding his documentary about Sly Stone, which is yet to premiere, Questlove took to social media on the 21st of September to reveal his next cinematic endeavor. The documentary, set for release in 2025, aims to encapsulate "the definitive story of the elements," delving into the multifaceted narrative of Earth, Wind & Fire.

In his statement shared on social media, Questlove expressed his enthusiasm for delving into the "positive but VERY vulnerable and real story of Soul, Self & Struggle" that defines Earth, Wind & Fire. The documentary is poised to encapsulate a tale of joy, persistence, love, pain, magic, and self-discovery inherent in the band's journey. Members of Earth, Wind & Fire, including Verdine White, Philip Bailey, and Ralph Johnson, have all shown their support and excitement for the project, fully endorsing Questlove's directorial vision for the forthcoming documentary.

Notably, previous reports highlighted Questlove's ongoing work on the Sly Stone documentary, which has been acquired by Hulu, although a premiere date is yet to be announced. The confirmation of his subsequent project involving Earth, Wind & Fire has stirred intrigue and anticipation within the music community, as fans await a deep dive into the captivating story of one of the most iconic bands in music history. With the band members themselves onboard for the documentary journey, the forthcoming project promises to offer an intimate and illuminating exploration of Earth, Wind & Fire's enduring legacy, evolution, and impact on the realm of soul music.