Kuami Eugene has appreciated the church for contributing to his artistry as a musician.

According to the highlife musician, he nurtured his music talent by learning how to play musical instruments while growing up in church.

"The church made me; I learnt everything I know from the church. When I was young, I knew I would become a very great musician. So I told myself I should prepare so well before I got to the top. So I prepared a lot so I can play every musical instrument that I lay my hands on. No one taught me how to play the piano; I just started playing because I had been around it for a long time," he told Kwame Dadzie on Joy FM's Showbiz A-Z.

Kuami Eugene revealed his versatility as a musician, sharing that he is skilled in playing multiple instruments, including the piano, trumpet, drums, and guitar. To enhance his stage presence, he even mastered the art of performing backflips, adding a dynamic touch to his performances.

The ‘Angela’ hitmaker also discussed his growth as a music producer, which he attributes to enrolling in a music production course. This has allowed him to refine his craft and contribute more to the creative process.

Reflecting on his beginnings, Kuami shared that his music journey started in gospel through the Eugene Marfo Ministries. Before rising to fame after participating in the MTN Hitmaker contest, he had already produced a few gospel songs.

Although he doesn’t label himself as a gospel artiste, Kuami maintains strong ties to the church and collaborates closely with gospel musicians. He has written songs for notable artistes such as Joyce Blessing and Empress Gifty and even collaborated with Obaapa Christy on a project.

Kuami Eugene often performs gospel songs at churches and church-related events, showcasing his continued connection to his gospel roots despite his broader career in the mainstream music industry.

Watch Kuami perform Minister OJ's 'Tetebotan' below: