'Shukkle Bus' Resurrects Entertainment Industry In Easter Lockdown
A whopping 18 thousand people partied online Easter Sunday resurrecting the pulse of the entertainment industry.
CVM Live’s Jamaila Maitland visited Tivoli Gardens, the heartbeat of the virtual party to talk to the deejay who has made his way into thousands of homes across the island.
All over the world, people have been finding creative ways to occupy themselves during the lockdown. From Europe to the U.S. and the U.K .
The entertainment industry has been closed for almost a year and as the country undergoes the strictest lockdown yet,
We spoke with the Deejay, Junior Mcgregor otherwise called Shukkle Bus who’s been entertaining people from his bedroom.
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