TOP gospel singer Putuma Tiso believes worshipping God is the best medicine to heal.
The musician from Gqeberha, Eastern Cape, said she wants to remind all those who are going through a lot that worshipping is the best way to heal.
Putuma, who made her name as a backup singer for top gospel musicians including Bishop Benjamin Dube, Sfiso Ncwane and many others, is set to record her fourth live album.
She's ready to do a live recording of her upcoming album titled Healing in Worship at Goshen City Church in Joburg on 18 July.
She said during her live recording, there will be a surprise from an international act.
Putuma, who started her solo career in 2016 when she released her debut Jesu Dwala, said now she's matured in her solo career.
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She told Daily Sun she prefers live recorded albums where she records with the audience while worshipping God.
"The title of the upcoming album was inspired by many people who normally tell me that my music heals them when they go through a lot.
"My mission is to heal people and help them heal and get back what has been stolen by the devel from them," she said.
She said although her debut album was not recorded live in 2016, she recorded her first live album titled Back to the Journey of Grace in 2017.
She promised a new sound on her upcoming live recorded album as she's working with a new producer Siyanqoba Mthethwa, who is one of the top gospel producers and does well.
Putuma started her music professional journey in 2004 when she joined Bishop Dube as backup vocalist. She never looked back as she became a backup vocalist for many top musicians including the late Hugh Masikela.
She hailed Bishop Dube for discovering her and believing in her talent.
