The first edition of the radio musical talent show; 'Kings of Tech' has ended with numerous exciting moments to remember.
The show, hosted on KNUST based Focus(94.3) FM is a project masterminded by Kwame Scientific to help project and nurture budding musical talents at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology.
The show had to go on recess due to the University's long vacation which is expected to affect patronage of the show.
Programme Host, Kwame Scientific revealed in an interview with Bernard Buachi that the show will return in August when the University resumes. He expressed satisfaction at the success of the show since it began a month ago.
K Quan, BFK, Psalm one, Don Sedem, Kobby Dope and Dacosta are all students of KNUST and among the promising talents that have graced the weekend entertainment show.
The 'Kings of Tech' allows young talents free radio air time to test them variously on their music and to help project them to the outside world.



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