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A sudden flicker of light. A bright beam cutting through years of darkness. A veil is torn. For Kira Fontana, creating music has always been spiritual. After studying music composition on the East Coast, Kira moved to LA to begin her music career. She ended up one of the top vocal coaches in the city. Discouraged with what she saw in the music industry and finding no real place for her own music, she eventually stopped writing and singing. But at the end of 2017, something changed. Kira had been spiritual all her life, but several members of her immediate family became Christians. Her mom began encouraging Kira to pray to “see truth.” After months of praying this simple prayer, Kira began to see the evil and darkness surrounding her. “I finally saw the world for what it was instead of what I wanted it to be, and I began to see the need for Jesus,” she said. After a year, Kira gave her life to Jesus but was still unsettled. She had come to the end of herself and remembers praying one night in desperation, “God, why did you even make me?” That very night, she woke from a dream at 3am. A song flashed through her head. She got up, and recorded the chorus melody to “Refuge”. This melody He gifted to her was God's answer and a new beginning in her life as a worshipper. Kira’s songs are prayers to the God who saved her and gave her new life, and proof that the blind still regain their sight. God is still calling people out of the darkness and into His marvelous light.
