Ruger Reveals His Musical Journey Began in the Church Choir

Afrobeats sensation Ruger has revealed the unexpected origins of his musical career, sharing that his journey into music started in the church choir. The revelation came during a recent episode of Africa Now, a popular Apple Music program. In a candid conversation, the hitmaker behind “Bounce” explained how his early exposure to singing in the choir helped shape his vocal skills, laying the foundation for his rise to stardom.

Ruger’s Church Choir Roots Shaped His Sound

Ruger opened up about his musical beginnings, admitting that it was in the church choir where he first honed his vocal abilities. “I started from the choir,” he shared. “I know how to sing, especially when it’s a song that resonates deeply with me.” According to the Afrobeats artist, singing in the choir provided a valuable training ground, giving him the vocal discipline and range that would later influence his music career.

Why Ruger Doesn’t Show Off His Vocals in His Songs

 “Only people who have experienced me perform live have had the opportunity to enjoy my vocals. Even in my music, I don’t necessarily show it off,” he explained. This insight into Ruger’s creative process highlights his preference for subtlety in his recordings, leaving his live performances as the true stage for his vocal talent.

Performing Live: Ruger’s Favorite Aspect of His Career

Ruger went on to express that performing live on stage is his favorite part of being an artist. “My favorite time being Ruger is when I’m performing on stage because I get to do whatever I like with my songs,” he said. For Ruger, the stage offers him the freedom to experiment and connect with his audience in ways that recorded music cannot capture, making live performances a central aspect of his artistry.

From Choir to Afrobeats: Ruger’s Musical Evolution

Ruger’s rise from a church choir singer to one of Afrobeats’ most promising stars underscores the power of foundational musical experiences.