In a quiet Exchange District nightclub, Billy Pierson and Tyler Rogers are running through the tracklist for a reunion concert more than a decade in the making. “Prior to this show, we never even had to think about this,” says Pierson, or Jon-C, one-third of local rap crew Winnipeg’s Most, an award-winning Indigenous hip-hop trio that reached its peak in the early 2010s, winning nine Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards — now Indigenous Music Awards — for its two albums. “We used to have this all down pat.” Ruth Bonneville / Free Press Left to rigth: Tyler Rogers (a.k.a. Charlie […]
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