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          Welcome to MindfulMinutesWithMusicians, a podcast where host David Blackmore talks with #musicians and #artists about #mindfulness and their practice.

        1. Welcome to MindfulMinutesWithMusicians, a podcast where host David Blackmore talks with #musicians and #artists about #mindfulness and their practice.
        2. She continued training at Quinte Ballet School of Canada, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Boston Ballet and the Houston Ballet Ben Stevenson Academy.
        3. Elaine "Lil' Bit" Shepherd poses with her Juno award for Reggae Recording of the Year at the Juno gala dinner and awards show in.
        4. Elaine 'Lil Bit' Shepherd, who was born in Bahrain, moved to Vancouver, Canada in She won a Reggae Achievement Award in for Most.
        5. Elaine “Lil Bit” Shepherd.

          6. Elaine "Lil' Bit" Shepherd poses with her Juno award for Reggae Recording of the Year at the Juno gala dinner and awards show in..

          This week we interview Canadian based reggae artist Elaine Lil’Bit Shepherd .  Born in Bahrain Lil’Bit was introduced to the Toronto reggae scene in 2009 in Vancouver, British Columbia.

          She received the Most Promising New Artist Award at the 2010 RMAA’s, and is now the recipient for the most prestigious award in the Canadian Music Industry. Her single “Likkle But Mi Tallawah” won the 2011 Juno for Reggae Recording Of The Year.

          Growing up in his native Ghana, Blitz the Ambassador adored the American hip-hop album It Takes a Nation of Millions (to Hold Us Back).

          With regular rotation airplay on community radio across Canada  Lil’ Bit’s name was working it’s way to the top.

          You are originally from Bahrain. Did you get learn about reggae while you where there?


          Well I am from a multicultural background of Filipino-Spanish & Anglo-Indian, but I was born in Bahrain.  Although there was some reggae played in our household, I didn’t learn about reggae in Bahrain.  I actually met some people when I was studying music in college who formed a reggae band in V