Recent Juno award winner Elaine ‘Lil’Bit’ Shepherd stopped by York’s student radio station CHRY to share her recent success. Born in Bahrain, Shepherd immigrated to Vancouver with her family in 1997. Making a name for herself in the reggae, hip-hop and R&B scene, she slowly gained fame as an independent musician and artist. She took home a Reggae Music Achievement Award in 2010 for most promising
new artist. Shepherd’s recent Juno conquest earned her the Best Reggae Recording award for her song “Likkle But Mi Tallawah.” photo by pippin lee
Juno award winner Elaine 'Lil'Bit' visits CHRY
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