Half of Ghanaian music group, Buk Bak, Prince Bright is the talk of town after an ‘out of this world’ performance at the just ended MTN Music Festival held at the Accra International Conference Centre.
Although a surprise act for the night, the musician who has been domiciled in the United States of America for a while took audience for a jolly ride as he excellently performed most of their (Buk Bak) hit songs from years back.
The over 20 minutes performances did not only bring back nostalgic feelings. He also invoked emotions as he asked for a minute of silence in remembrance of his former music group mate Ronnie Coaches who passed away in 2013.
One other astonishing aspect of his live performance was the vocal prowess he exhibited.
Other performers on the night include Kuami Eugene, Adina, King Promise, Nana Tuffour, Armah Pino and Adina Thembi.
Although a surprise act for the night, the musician who has been domiciled in the United States of America for a while took audience for a jolly ride as he excellently performed most of their (Buk Bak) hit songs from years back.
The over 20 minutes performances did not only bring back nostalgic feelings. He also invoked emotions as he asked for a minute of silence in remembrance of his former music group mate Ronnie Coaches who passed away in 2013.
One other astonishing aspect of his live performance was the vocal prowess he exhibited.
Other performers on the night include Kuami Eugene, Adina, King Promise, Nana Tuffour, Armah Pino and Adina Thembi.
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