LaTania Wright
knew ever since she was a little girl growing up in Georgia that
writing was in her blood. As many young girls do, it all started
with poetry, which turned to short stories, and eventually she
gained national attention as a published writer for a children's
book on September 11th titled "A Day I'll Never Forget."
Later, after promoting
her children's book in public schools and public speaking
engagements, LaTania decided to try her hand at music journalism. As
a country music journalist, LaTania got the opportunity to meet and
interview several of today's hottest country music artists. This
experience poured fuel on the fire of this poet/writer turned
lyricist. Realizing that she had the potential to write songs that
were as good, if not better, than what she was hearing on the radio;
she was led to look deeper into a career as a professional lyricist.
For the last 10 years LaTania has been writing songs, looking for
"the right co-writers and publisher" to work with. Finally, this has
taken on reality with Joey and Jennifer Stuckey and Sociology
Publishing.
"There have been other
co-writers that have come before this contract, but this is the
closest as I have come to getting the quality output of what I hear
in my head. Joey Stuckey is a music magician, I am an excellent
lyricist who can't sing well; only a man with vision could create
these songs so magnificently."
Most recently, writing
with her sister, Jennifer Green, has proven to be more than
enjoyable, quite successful too. These girls live country and write
country. They will take the most seemingly insignificant part of a
day, happening, or mood, and write a song about it. They have a way
of feeding off each other's thoughts and feelings and come up with
phrases that will make you chuckle, touch your heart, or flat out
stomp on it, if the mood fits.
Currently, LaTania
Wright's music is being shopped to major labels. Her songs are being
kept for review by artists like Gretchen Wilson, Jo Dee Mesina,
Jessica Andrews, and others. It is only a matter of time before her
songs are hits. She is excited to be working with someone of Joey
Stuckey's caliber and is excited to be part of Sociology Publishing.
A special thanks also to Chris Keaton for his efforts in song
plugging! |