Coronavirus has affected the night life scene adversely - MC Berima Sean Bills

Twist nightclub's MC Berima Sean Bills who also doubles as music label executive at Twist Entertainment Legacy says the world’s coronavirus pandemic has really affected the nightlife and music scene.

The bubbly host in an interview with Enewsgh said, “The subject matter on everyone's lips and keyboard is the coronavirus or the COVID-19 fever. It is affecting the heartbeat of the hospitality industry, which is a significant segment of the tourism sector in general.

It is the converging point for art, music, pleasure and fashion. Nightlife as an industry has generated billions for government through local authorities and businessmen and entrepreneurs even the recent Year of Return.”

“In Ghana, for instance, all bars and clubs have been ordered to shutdown therefore the DJs, promoters, bartenders and other staff members of the nightlife industry are taking a financial hit.” he added

The city’s vibrant nightlife scene, which plays a key role in driving the country’s tourism, hospitality and food & beverage industries, is also badly hit – he disclosed.

On what DJS, MCs and Nightlife stakeholders should do in hard times like this he said “Performers must find new ways to get by… so DJs, MCs and other stakeholders should use their social media to reach their target who frequent their various nightlife locations. Brand should also be able o use nightlife personalities to push their various products, with all these, it is a striking example of art emerging from the outbreak and document of social adjustment people are making to stay safe”

Known for his moniker “Wogyiii” the hype man with finesse as he is widely called is also the host of Muse Africa’s Muse Tops, which is the premium Ghana countdown show aired every Saturday at 8:00 pm on VMN formerly Kwese TV.

He is expected to release his first single for the year in coming days after making huge impact with his single “Y3 w) kese3” with had endorsement from Floyd Mayweather.