Roshane Wright

Artist

Roshane Wright is a dynamic percussionist, drummer, composer, and educator hailing from Portmore, Jamaica. He began his musical journey at the age of seven and has dedicated his life to rhythm ever since. In Jamaica, Roshane served as a musical accompanist and educator at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts for five years, honing his craft while performing with the Caribbean-African fusion ensemble Jamique Ensemble at top hotels and solo venues across the island. In 2019, Roshane relocated to Canada, where he enrolled in the Humber College Bachelor of Music Program. Under the mentorship of some of Canada’s finest musicians, including Mark Kelso and Larnell Lewis, he further developed his artistry. Roshane currently showcases his original music with his band in Toronto while collaborating with notable acts such as Rosh Riddims Band and the Movement of Ahryel. He has also played a pivotal role in Kirk Diamond’s projects, winning two Juno Awards for Best Reggae Single in 2023 and Best Reggae Album in 2024. Dedicated to sharing his passion, Roshane teaches Caribbean rhythms and culture, inspiring aspiring musicians at schools like Jean Lumb Public School and the University of Toronto. His commitment to education and performance makes him a vibrant force in the music community, bridging cultures through the universal language of rhythm.