COUNTRY MUSIC ARTIST DANI’ WRIGHT RELEASES NEW FEMALE EMPOWERMENT TRACK “P.Y.T.”

New Orleans singer Dani’ Wright is preparing to share her story with the world through her music. She’s starting with her latest single, “P.Y.T.” Wright’s single produced by Grammy Award Winning producers, Brian Kennedy, Dave Young, Davix Foreman, and one of the best Country Music mixers Dave Clauss.

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Wright, who blends her love of country music, trap, and her New Orleans roots, is looking to break into the country music scene. Wright has built a career for herself, including writing for Empire, so much so that she caught the eye of award-winning actress, Tisha Campbell. Wright is the first artist to be signed to Campbell’s management company, You Go Girl Ent. On signing Wright as her first artist, Campbell has this to say, “Dani Wright being the first artist from my company makes me so excited. She’s been through so much and it’s about time the world heard her. With my company, I want to make sure I have artists I believe in and that I also admire. She inspires me daily and I can’t wait for her to inspire others. As a country artist Dani has a soothing, soulful sound to her voice that the world will love. Not only is she my artist she’s also my writing partner and in writing this song it was fun and told who she was.”

For Wright, who has been through so much in her lifetime, she hopes that through her music she will be an example for other minorities in the country music industry and help others advance, an opportunity that she did not have. Wright says, “Honestly, the type of impact I want to make on country music is empowerment and inspiration. I want to empower all women and especially young black girls to pursue their dreams no matter what the obstacle course looks like. No matter how rough they may think it is and no matter how long they believe it might take.”

Campbell firmly believes that after everything Wright has been through, it’s about time the world heard her story.

“I want to sing songs and make music from my own personal stories that will be told for generations to come. My stories, my rhythms, my heart, and my truth to be heard and help someone heal, feel, laugh and cry long after I’m gone,” Wright declared.