My studio caught fire after I ignored God's warning to turn away from secular - Perez Musik
Perez Musik experienced a fire that destroyed his recording studio after he ignored what he believed were spiritual warnings to turn away from secular music. He had been receiving prophecies to start doing the work of God but was "stubborn" because he was enjoying the secular scene and recording artists like Article Wan. After earning a substantial amount from a project for Anita Erskine's Fashion 101, where he was the sound person, he decided to expand his studio. He recounted hearing a voice asking, "So this equipment that you're going to buy, if it catches fire and everything gets burned, what will you do?" but still bought the equipment.
The studio caught fire on December 24. Perez Musik stated he woke up that morning, everything was fine, and when he returned after picking something, the studio was on fire. He described the loss as painful but a turning point, saying, "OK, God, OK, I hear. You've listened to God. I hear." Before this, he was known as "Tinny," a young Ga rapper in Ghana's secular music scene.
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Perez Musik, formerly secular artist "Tinny," shares a pivotal moment that led him to gospel music. He recounts receiving spiritual warnings to
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