Erica Tandoh, the young prodigy known as DJ Switch, continues to make waves outside Ghana and put the country on the map, metaphorically speaking. She’s already done a lot in the past which we’ve belatedly reported about, but every new day brings out a new achievement by her. The website of U.S television station CNBC … Read more
Young DJ Switch has once again added another feather to her cap after being invited to perform for heads of states at the ongoing AU Summit in Addis Ababa.
DJ Switch at 10 has achieved more than some people would in their lifetimes and incredibly, with each passing day she adds more achievements to her portfolio.
On Monday GhanaCelebrities.Com reported about the latest achievement in the life of the young Ghanaian disc jockey making us proud all over the world, Erica Tandoh, professionally known as DJ Switch.
DJ Switch was chosen as worthy of honour by Roc Nation, the entertainment company owned by rapper Jay-Z, as part of their activities marking Black History Month.
February is Black History Month in the United States of America. Throughout the month, African-American culture is celebrated and the greatest black people in history are remembered for their invaluable contributions to the progress blacks in the world’s most powerful nation get to enjoy in this day and age.
Ghana’s DJ Swtich has already accomplished so much for someone so young but she can add one more feather to her cap after being spoken of as someone deserving to be celebrated in Black History month.
At age 10 DJ Switch is bringing so much pride to Ghana on the continental and world stage with her infectious style.
The young DJ was recently a guest at the Goalkeepers 2018 program where she had the opportunity to interact with some powerful personalities including Bill and Melinda Gates and the French President, Emmanuel Macron.
Ghanacelebrities.com reported that child star Erica Tandoh aka DJ Switch was in the United States of America to play a show in which world leaders, and some of the most important people in the world will be in attendance. She traveled with her mother to the USA for this particular performance.
The Second Annual Goalkeepers which is organized by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation happened yesterday where DJ Switch had the real and rare honor to perform and showcase her talent to a lot of world dignitaries from across different countries. Bill Gates, Melinda Gates, Emmanuel Macron among other people were in attendance.
Ghana’s child turntablist and winner of Media General children reality show TV3 Talented Kids, Erica Tandoh popularly known as DJ Switch is set to storm United States of America (USA).
DJ Switch became very popular after she won the eighth edition of Talented Kidz. After the reality show, the child has gone on to do wonders performing on many platforms to make many people most especially his family and Ghanaians proud. She has also won some awards and performed at Ghana DJ Awards, Ghana Meets Naija and other shows.
Ten-year-old Ghanaian DJ, Erica Tandoh known in showbiz as DJ Switch has stated that she believes it is time to end the abuse of tramadol in Ghana.
After thrilling her numerous fans at Capital View Hotel at Koforidua in the Eastern part of the country during the just ended Republic Day continued to advise the youth to abstain from the drug which is claiming and destroying lives.
Talented Kidz winner DJ Switch, who recently became the youngest ever winner of an award at the Ghana DJ Awards, was almost never born, her mother has revealed.
According to her, she had just completed school and already had one child when she got pregnant again and she just couldn’t bear the stigma.
Kiddie Star, Dj Switch has stated that her career objective is to be a gynaecologist and to not to do what she’s known for.
DJ Switch who said she can sing as well won the 8th season Tv’3’s Talented Kids with her Disc Jockey skills and she has become a national sensation in a short time.
The 8th season of TV3’s popular Talented Kidz reality show ended Sunday with young Erica Tandoh, known in the competition as DJ Switch, going home with the grand prize.
Naquel finished second and Christian Morgan, a student of the Cape Coast school for the blind, finished third.
