Manitoba Music x CMHR

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In partnership with Manitoba Music, take in the sounds of local musicians while participating an immersive art experience and an interactive selfie wall. In order of appearance, below are the artists bringing the energy all night long:

Gully

Gully is a member of hip-hop collective The Lytics, whose sound is a soulful boom-bap cultivated by Winnipeg. The group has released three albums to date: The Lytics, They Told Me, and Hold On. In November 2023, Gully released his first solo project Makishi Dance.

Osani

Osani Balkaran, aka The O.B, is a Guyanese/Cree abstract rapper and music producer from Winnipeg, Manitoba. He incorporates philosophies and aesthetics from both his cultures to shape and deliver a picture of day-to-day anxieties. His cinematic dreamlike performance paints a picture of imperfection and beauty using instrumentals and sound design. Furthermore, Osani has a vast array of training and work experience with arts-based organizations, such as Studio 393/Graffiti Gallery, Red Rising Magazine and Unity Charity. As a music instructor and youth ambassador, he hopes to bring continued investment and interest in the creative sector by connecting with the next generation of aspiring artists.

MA BWE

MA BWE (pronounced: Mah-Boy) is a producer collective specializing in French House. Members include Steve “BBS Steve” Teixeira, Danny “ARAYUH” Araya and Erik “Turbo” Redekopp. Beginning in the centre of Canada, the Producer/DJ's call on their international roots to filter the flavour back onto the dance floor.

The Kaptain

The Kaptain will play a variety of upbeat songs to keep the party going and the vibe smooth sailing. They are an Indigenous DJ, that loves to represent their culture through their music!

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Canadian Museum for Human Rights

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is the first museum solely dedicated to the evolution, celebration and future of human rights. The Museum is located on Indigenous ancestral lands on Treaty One Territory. The Red River Valley is also the birthplace of the Métis.