The journey of the adopted self; In a world where homelessness is more prevalent today than ever, one biological reunion tackles the impossible. Years after being taken away from her parents as a baby by the state and then given up for adoption at age four, singer-songwriter Jenni Alpert (birth name "Cami") went searching for her birth father and finally found him homeless, addicted, and running from the law. Yet, also a musician like her. Together they embark on a journey of profound transformation as she pioneers a path to her birth father's release from the legal system, the cycle of homelessness, and street crime through unique solution solving systems inspiring both others experiencing homelessness, addiction, and loss to find transition in resilience along the way. This dynamic story represents the ultimate impact-fulness of creating togetherness despite dichotomy through overcoming life's advisories creatively as their incredible reunion over the course of four years spawns profound transformations. While on on a journey of discovering the roots of her adopted self, together this biological duo explore their vastly different worlds as music melds an incredible bond between them. They embark upon an adventure of incredible partnership as "Cami" (Jenni Alpert) ultimately pioneers a path to her birth father's release from the legal system, creatively halting his street crime and cycle of homelessness for good through experiences with unconditional love. Their story continues to unfold in the most profound of ways and as they share their musical bond they exude compassion and love encouraging other homeless people and the general public with testimony and tune along the way. Homeless: the Soundtrack, a short documentary on the horizon captures the early stages of their reunion intimately documents this courageous journey nestles in the larger pressing issue of homelessness not only in Los Angeles, but all around the globe. Today Jenni Alpert (Cami) and her birth father Don continue to join forces to share their stories and songs with others facing similar challenges though not limited to homelessness, addiction, incarceration, foster care, adoption, and birth reunions in support of creative transitions.