What were you doing at eight years old? DJ Switch Ghana was winning a national talent competition and launching a career that would take her to stages around the world. 🌟
On this episode of Stop, Look & Listen, host LeTroy Gardner sits down with award-winning DJ, producer, and philanthropist DJ Switch Ghana to discuss her remarkable journey from rural Ghana to becoming one of Africa's most recognizable young talents.
DJ Switch shares how her mother challenged her to learn DJing in just five days for an audition, how she won Talented Kids at age eight, and why she believes the best DJs think like producers. She also opens up about growing up as the only girl among four brothers, performing for global leaders, being booked by Michelle Obama, and balancing music, education, and philanthropy.
In this episode, you'll hear about:
🎧 Learning to DJ in only five days
🏆 Winning Talented Kids at age eight
🌍 Performing on international stages and for world leaders
🎵 Her creative process as a DJ and producer
🎤 Her debut single "Deceiver" featuring her mother
🎓 Life after high school and what's next for college
🤝 Collaborations, new music, and upcoming mixtapes
📚 The impact of the DJ Switch Foundation and its focus on education, gender equality, health, and wellbeing
DJ Switch's story is a powerful reminder of what can happen when talent, hard work, and opportunity come together.
Connect with DJ Switch Ghana:
📸 Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/djswitchghana/
📘 Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/DjSwitchGhana/
▶️ YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@DJSwitchGhanaofficial🎙️ Join LeTroy Gardner and the Stop, Look & Listen family of shows at
www.pushplaypods.com
