Minstrel Gabrielle's journey to becoming a gospel musician is a powerful testament to faith, resilience, and divine guidance. It began around ten years old when Pastor Steve Millar, then the Adenta District Pastor of The Church of Pentecost, recognized her calling to ministry and baptized her—an unusual occurrence for someone so young. He encouraged her to nurture her relationship with God, sensing a special purpose for her life.

Gabrielle's love for music led her to join the "Youth Ambassadors" choir, where she was mentored by figures like Dr. Nuertey, McGyimah, and Deaconess Mama Frema. Life's twists and turns eventually took her to Nigeria, a move that would prove pivotal. There, a prophecy about her ministry emerged at her guardian's church (Redeemed Christian Church of God). She was mentored by Pastor Joel Oke and met Pastor Enoch Adeboye, who, recognizing her potential, awarded her a full scholarship to the church's Bible Missions College.

Her three years at the college, including a practical mission year in Agbalama village, were transformative. Though challenging, she credits this period with building a strong foundation for her faith and life. It was also where her musical talents truly blossomed.

Upon returning to Ghana, Gabrielle dedicated herself to ministry, working with various churches and leading crusades. Her worship and praise ministrations often brought healing, miracles, and prophetic experiences to those she touched.

However, her journey wasn't without trials. She faced a period of homelessness and destitution, a profound storm in her life. Yet, her faith remained unshaken. During this difficult time, God brought "destiny helpers" who supported her and helped her rebuild her ministry.

Inspired by Psalm 23:5, which speaks of God preparing a table in the presence of enemies, Gabrielle's new song, "Nyame Aye Me Show," is born from this experience. It's a powerful declaration of God's goodness and a prophecy of future blessings. She believes the song will resonate with others, inspiring them to persevere in their faith and anticipate God's abundant blessings. It's a song of both testimony and prophecy, rooted in Psalm 23:5a and Psalm 126:2b.

Minstrel Gabrielle's dedication to music ministry is also a fulfillment of a promise she made to God as a teenager after a near-fatal accident. In that moment, she vowed to serve Him, and her music is a beautiful expression of that commitment. She hopes to use her gift to bless and inspire all who listen.