Ghanaian rapper Elorm Adablah, known in the music world as E.L, recently shared that his rise in the music industry has been guided by what he believes to be his guardian angel. In a chat with AJ Sarpong on 3FM Lounge, E.L explained that his journey into music wasn't marked by a single defining moment but rather evolved gradually. He recalled his early experiences singing in the church choir and learning to play the keyboard as foundational moments.

“I wouldn’t say there was a specific time in my life where I was going to do music. I guess it creeped up on him in stages. My earliest memory of having that musical experience was me being in church singing in the choir, they got ne a keyboard and I started playing and the piano.

“It was a very evolutionary process that led me to this place. I was in PRESEC and I joined Skillions, a rap group and before you knew it, I was on stage performing so I have just been led this path by my Guardian angel,” E.L said on Thursday, July 25.

E.L, who was part of the rap group Skillions during his time at PRESEC, mentioned that his musical path unfolded organically. He emphasized that he feels his career has been steered by divine guidance.

As a sound producer, E.L shared his perspective on the importance of mastering beat production. He advised fellow musicians to learn how to create their own beats, noting that this skill can simplify the creative process and provide greater control over their music.

“I have told this to all my friends, the earlier you start learning how to produce your own beats if you are a musician, the better.

“I have gotten through a few of them and they realise like its so much easier to bring out the idea directly yourself than to go through to someone,” he added.

After a period away from the spotlight, E.L is set to release a new album titled 'Bar 7' on July 26. The album, which includes 13 tracks, will be available on all streaming platforms and features collaborations with various artists.