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American producer DJ Khaled has praised DJ Switch for her work after the young DJ played some of the producer’s songs during her session at Apple Beats 1 Radio.
DJ Switch during her session mixed African and Western songs to the delight of her listeners.
Sharing her photo on Instagram DJ Khaled wrote, “Bless up ! @djswitchghana keep winning!. BLESS UP GHANA 🇬🇠@beatsbydre @beats1official @applemusic YOUNG WORLD 🌎 THE WORLD IS YOURS.”
It seems DJ Khaled was not the only one impressed with Ghana’s 2019 DJ of the Year.
DJ Switch also met up with Oscar-winning actress Octavia Spencer.
She was also invited on the set of Nigerian-American sitcom Bob Hearts Abishola.
She met with some of the cast including the main character Folake Olowofoyeku and Tony Okungbowa.
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