Praise DC Kicks Off Break Room Sessions with Brittney Wright
Praise 92.7 kicked off its new Break Room Sessions in unforgettable fashion, launching the live performance series during Black Music Month with a powerful set from local gospel artist Brittney Wright. Hosted by Cheryl Jackson and powered by DJ Flow, the intimate mid-day gathering transformed the station’s space into a mini worship experience, blending fellowship, live music, and moments of real transparency.
Wright opened the session by grounding the room in gratitude, inviting attendees into what she called a “little grateful party” with her upbeat declaration, “Lord, I just want to thank you.” Backed by a live band and an engaged crowd, she turned the audience into a choir, encouraging them to sing along, clap, and lean into a celebratory praise break centered on God’s goodness through every season.
From there, the singer shifted into testimony mode with songs that spoke directly to survival, purpose, and resilience, reminding listeners that “millions didn’t make it, but I’m one of the ones who did.” She emphasized that no matter how far someone feels they’ve gone, they are “still here for a purpose” and that God’s plan and call on their life remain intact. That message carried through as she urged the room to encourage each other, literally turning to neighbors to say, “Hang on in there.”
One of the emotional high points came as Wright ministered through themes of perseverance with a stirring “hold on” anthem, speaking to anyone facing sickness, stress, financial struggle, or quiet battles behind the scenes. She challenged guests to encourage themselves, to remember that trouble doesn’t last always, and to keep holding on because “bad days last for one moment, but they won’t be long.”
Wright also reached back to fan favorites like “Rescue,” a heartfelt plea for God to step in, save, and restore when life feels overwhelming and faith feels thin. Throughout the set, she balanced vocal power with pastoral warmth, offering simple, honest prayers like “Jesus, I need you” as a reminder that God always hears the SOS of His people.
The afternoon closed on a joyful, head-nodding note with Wright’s declaration that “If I got You, I’m going to be all right,” turning the Break Room into a full-on praise party. As Cheryl Jackson saluted Wright, her producer husband Phil Hall, songwriter and Urban One’s own Ralph Harmon, and the listeners and partners in the room, she confirmed what everyone felt: this was the perfect way to launch Praise 92.7’s Break Room Sessions and celebrate Black Music Month.
