In bustling early 20th-century New York, a young man passionate about music, Henry "Harry" Ainsworth, dreams of forming a band that captures the vibrant spirit of the ragtime era. With his innate talent and a bit of charisma, Harry convinces a diverse group of musicians to join his project, including the dazzling singer and pianist, Linda, and the charismatic virtuoso clarinetist, "Lefty." Together, they begin to play in the liveliest clubs in the city, where their melodies capture a growing crowd.
However, the path to success is not so straightforward. Intense competition from other bands and the complexities of personal relationships test the group's loyalty. As their fame rises, tensions between Harry and Lefty also escalate, especially when both become romantically involved with Linda, who finds herself at a crossroads between love and her artistic ambition.
The ups and downs of their musical career reflect not only their personal struggles but also the cultural transformations of the era. As the band navigates through adversity, they will prove that music is a universal language that can unite hearts and break barriers. With a captivating soundtrack and a brilliant cast, this tale of ambition, love, and friendship in a world filled with music and emotion is a tribute to the golden age of ragtime and the dreams that accompany it.