Eprell shared their story and experiences with us recently and you can find our conversation below.
Hi Eprell, thank you so much for joining us today. We’re thrilled to learn more about your journey, values and what you are currently working on. Let’s start with an ice breaker: Are you walking a path—or wandering?
At this point in my life, I can confidently say I’m walking the path that God laid out for me long before I ever arrived on this earth. I truly believe my calling is to inspire the world to use my voice, my creativity, and my gifts to spread God’s message through music and meaningful projects. For a long time, I was wandering, uncertain of my direction. But now, I no longer walk in confusion I walk in purpose. I know that God has placed me exactly where I need to be to fulfill the mission, He’s given me. My music, my lyrics, my conversations, and even my entrepreneurial ventures are all tools to impact lives and bring light into this world. Everything I do, I do through God’s grace, mercy, and blessings. Because I found God, I found my purpose. My music is more than just sound it’s my ministry. It’s the very core of who I am and what I’m called to do. I’ve been singing for over 20 years, and in that time, I’ve come to recognize the unique gift God has given me is the ability to speak life, to sing truth, and to uplift others. I believe He has chosen me to be a vessel of change, to help make this world a better place. This is the path I walk now a path of purpose, passion, and divine alignment.
Can you briefly introduce yourself and share what makes you or your brand unique?
I’m a singer-songwriter from Miami, Florida, gifted not only with the ability to sing and write songs, but also to turn life’s pain and experiences into something beautiful. Growing up in Miami taught me how to be strong, resilient, and resourceful. Down here, you either hustle or you get left behind reason being living in Florida, nothing is handed to you. If you want to ride a bike, no one’s going to teach you. You’ve got to find one, borrow one, and figure it out yourself. That kind of environment-built ambition in me. It shaped me. It gave me tough skin. And that’s why I love where I’m from it made me who I am. As a middle child, I often found myself searching for attention not out of desperation, but out of a desire to be seen and understood. I realized early on, though, that I could channel that longing into something more meaningful. At just six years old, I discovered music, and it was like God handed me a beautiful gift, a surprise I never knew I needed. Music became my outlet, my comfort, my voice when words failed me. When the world was silent toward me, music listened. Whether I was coloring, playing video games, or just trying to distract myself from the absence of affection, music was always there. It was like that one toy a child never wants to put down. Singing became my safe haven. It gave me freedom to express myself without fear. I didn’t care what others thought I just wanted to make it perfect for me. Because if I couldn’t accept my own gift, how could I expect anyone else to? I would beg my parents for blank tapes; demo CDs anything that would let me record and hear myself. I’d even hide in the closet, just to sing in peace and work on perfecting my voice. Over time, I built my confidence from the ground up. And every time I tried to walk away from music, God would bring me right back. That was His way of showing me, this is your path. Now, music is where I find both peace and purpose. What once felt like a burden has become my joy. I’m finally having fun with it and that’s a blessing in itself. Currently, I’m working on my debut EP, titled “Beauty 4 Ashes,” set to release in 2026. And working on releasing my follow up single which I will be announcing soon. B4A EP project is incredibly special to me it features seven songs dedicated to my Heavenly Father and all the lost souls waiting to be found. I poured my heart, soul, and testimony into every track, and I know it’s all going to unfold exactly how God intends it to. I can’t wait for the world to hear what I been cookin up!
Thanks for sharing that. Would love to go back in time and hear about how your past might have impacted who you are today. What did you believe about yourself as a child that you no longer believe?
For a long time, I considered myself a late bloomer. I carried the quiet fear that I wasn’t enough that the gifts God placed in me wouldn’t be accepted, or worse, wouldn’t be seen at all. That mindset lingered, whispering doubts about whether I had missed my moment or if I’d ever truly find my purpose. But everything changed when I realized this simple truth, I was never behind. God had my path curved out long before I was even born. What felt like delay was actually divine preparation an appointed time crafted with love, wisdom, and perfect timing just for me. Looking back, I’m grateful I didn’t rush. I could have made decisions that pulled me away from the very purpose I was meant to live out. But something in me knew to wait my turn. And now that my time has come, I can feel it in every part of me, this is just the beginning. I no longer feel like I’m not enough. I no longer hide the gifts God gave me. I embrace them fully, boldly. And I know now that with Him leading the way, there is no limit to how far and how high I can go. Keeping God first has been the best decision I’ve ever made. He’s unrolling the red carpet in ways I never imagined, revealing parts of me I hadn’t even tapped into yet. I’m humbled. I’m excited. I’m ready. This is my time to rise, to conquer, and to soar.
When did you stop hiding your pain and start using it as power?
In 2021, I hit a wall. Wounded by childhood pain, weighed down by failed relationships, and lost in the emotional wreckage of it all I finally threw up my hands and came to God. Not with perfection, but with a heart full of hurt. I was broken, battered, and burdened. But I was ready. That year, God led me into the wilderness not to punish me, but to prepare me. I had to face the mirror and confront the scars I had spent years trying to ignore. It wasn’t easy. There were moments of deep reflection, of learning to forgive, to let go, and most importantly, to lean fully on God not people, places or things, just Him. Through that wilderness season, I learned to stop asking “Why me?” and started seeing “Why not now?” Once I allowed God to help me release the pain, the bitterness, and the resentment, something beautiful happened, my life began to open up just like a lotus. The very things I thought would break me failed friendships, broken relationships, deep-rooted trauma they no longer had power over me. It was as if God had been holding up the green light for years, waiting for me to finally see it. And once I did, everything changed. Today, I count it all as joy every trial, every tear. Because I’m no longer defined by my dysfunctional past. I’ve grown. I’ve healed. I’ve risen. I’m now a woman who knows her worth, who’s learning to love herself deeply, and who sees the beauty in the journey. And I’m loving every moment of this new beginning.
So a lot of these questions go deep, but if you are open to it, we’ve got a few more questions that we’d love to get your take on. Is the public version of you the real you?
Everything you see it’s the real me. I’ve never felt the need to be anyone else. I never wanted to chase someone else’s path or mimic another artist’s blueprint. So many have already walked their journey, fulfilled their mission, and left their mark but that was their calling, not mine. I believe the real power comes when you choose to show up as yourself. It takes far more energy to pretend than it does to be real. And for me, authenticity is everything. I’m not perfect not even close but I’ve always done my best to avoid putting on a front. Because no matter how polished your persona is, energy never lies. You can try to present a version of yourself to the world, but your true spirit will always speak louder. So, I choose sincerity. I choose freedom. I choose to walk in the fullness of who God created me to be. Right now, in this season of my life, I truly love being me. Not because I’ve reached some perfect state, but because I finally understand that I have nothing to prove. Not to the world. Not to people. Just to myself and to the One who made me. What you see is what you get. Whether it’s in person, in an interview, or on record I am who I am. And I’m not here to change that for anyone. I’m only here to grow, to evolve into the best version of myself, with God guiding every step of the way.
Okay, so before we go, let’s tackle one more area. What is the story you hope people tell about you when you’re gone?
When all is said and done, I want people to remember me as a woman who faced incredible adversity but was built to last. Even when life brought me to my knees, even when I hit rock bottom, I never broke. I bent, I wept, I wrestled with life’s hardest lessons, but I stood. More than anything, I want to be remembered for having a pure, golden heart. One that simply wanted to make the world a little more warm, a little more kind while I was in it, but never of it. I hope my life becomes a blueprint for the generations after mine. I don’t want them to have to stumble through the same darkness I did, learning harsh truths the hard way and too late. I want to lay it all out the truth, the growth, the faith so both the young and old can see that how you think about yourself shapes your entire world. It determines how you treat yourself, your surroundings, and everyone who crosses your path. Let my legacy be more than what I did let it live in the hearts of those who genuinely cared for me. I hope my life inspires others to be a good person, even in a world that often rewards the opposite. I hope I make people feel seen, heard, and loved. That I showed them you can rise, no matter how many times you’ve fallen. That you can fail, but you don’t have to stay there. That you can shine your light, even in the darkest corners. Most of all, I want people to know I was never perfect, but I gave it everything I had. I did my best to make myself and God proud. I lived to reach the lost souls waiting to be found and to remind them that it’s never about where you’ve been… it’s always about where you’re headed. May they remember my heart. My integrity. My love for God. Because everything I was, and everything I gave started with Him.
Contact Info:
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eprellmusicworld?igsh=MXN1NGNpczljbTBzaw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr
- Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@EprellMusicWorld
Image Credits
Photos by: Wilna M. @Creativefamee
