Run As One

A candid autobiography of Indigenous musician Errol Ranville's journey through poverty, racism, and addiction to find redemption through music.

Errol Ranville's life has been a constant run: from the chronic poverty and racism of rural Manitoba, from a discriminatory music business, from alcohol and drug addiction, and from the responsibilities of being a role model. Run as One chronicles Ranville's journey as an Indigenous performer who broke barriers in a predominantly white music industry, leading his band C-Weed & the Weeds to #1 hits and JUNO nominations. This autobiography is a testament to love, passion, and resilience, embracing Ranville's role as a trailblazer for countless musicians. It's a story of overcoming adversity, finding cultural identity, and the redemptive power of music.