Paulette Wright – Way After Way

Paulette Wright – Way After Way

ARTIST BIOGRAPHY Her artistry has taken her around the globe, ministering through song in Rome, Sicily, Brazil, Milan, Switzerland, England, France, Morocco, and South Africa. Paulette famously performed for the Pope in Rome. She received a standing ovation at the Fed Festival in Morocco, where she starred as the legendary Mahalia Jackson—an artist she has long emulated and honoured throughout her career. She portrayed Jackson in the acclaimed stage production “Sing Mahalia Sing” at Dillard University and has toured extensively in gospel stage plays, including “I Need a Man,” “Ain’t No Sunshine When He’s Home,” “Momma I’m Sorry,” “Heaven or Hell,” and “Judgement.”Paulette has shared stages with some of gospel and R&B’s most celebrated names, including Yolanda Adams, Bishop Paul S. Morton Sr., Shirley Caesar, Mary Mary, Todd Bridges, CubaGooding Sr., Eddie and Shawn Levert, Chris Bolton, Allyson Williams, and the late David Peaston. She has also sung the National Anthem for the NFL’s New Orleans Saints at the Louisiana Superdome. With “Way After Way,” Paulette Wright continues her legacy of delivering anointed, spirit-filled music that uplifts, inspires, and transforms. She is a living testament that God makes a way—”Way After Way”.