Artists

GRAMMY Award winning musician, composer, producer, and educator.
A Toronto native, Larnell has quickly established himself as one of the most diverse and in-demand drummers currently on the music scene.

Known as the Princess of Pan is a Toronto-based musician, composer and arts educator. Her efficiency with the tenor pan and diverse performance range have led to great audience receptions and flattering recognition from seasoned professional pannists.

Toronto-born electric bassist Rich Brown has established himself as an incredibly versatile artist. Along with being one of Canada’s most called-upon electric bass players, Rich is additionally a composer, producer, bandleader, educator and clinician, broadcaster, and voiceover artist.

A pianist with a wealth of stylistic knowledge. He has been singing and playing instruments in the church since 1986, winning district and regional Teen Talent competitions for group ensembles as well as piano solos at the Driftwood Church of God where he attended.

Renowned as a songstress, performer, arranger, songwriter, producer, director, and entrepreneur, Quisha Wint is a multifaceted force in the world of entertainment. Her dedication to preserving the essence of timeless music while providing a platform for emerging artists is the cornerstone of her acclaimed venture, QW Productions.

Trinidadian-born Jesse Ryan is a JUNO-nominated saxophonist and composer with a keen interest in the connections between jazz and Afro-Caribbean musical
traditions and in communicating transcendent ideas through his music.

An esteemed teacher at the Toronto Catholic District School Board, where he imparts his deep love for music while fostering a nurturing learning environment for students. With a diverse range of talents and accomplishments, André’s contributions extend far beyond the classroom.

Established singer/guitarist/bandleader/songwriter in Toronto, having written and recorded 100+ original songs in his career thus far. Since 2007, he has been the leader/singer/guitar player of an 8 piece funk band called KC Roberts & The Live Revolution (KCLR).

An award-winning musician and music educator from Antigua and Barbuda with over fourteen years of teaching experience and a Bachelor of Arts Degree
in Musical Arts (Special) from the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine with Honours.

Jocelyn Beldman was born and raised in Ontario, Canada before moving to Antigua in 2010. She has a bachelor’s degree in music therapy, is accredited as a Music Therapist, and has a master’s degree in music education from Western University.

From the Island of Antigua & Barbuda, Dwight Laviscount began playing drums formally at the age of 3 for his local church learning various styles including gospel, reggae, soca, calypso, zouk and more.

His interest in music began at a young age, starting with piano lessons in childhood before developing a deep fascination with drums. Growing up immersed in the Salvation Army brass band and a household filled with diverse musical influences, drums always captivated him.

Patrick is currently teaching piano, guitar, and theory music privately to both adults and children. He also offers ensemble workshops to church musicians. Besides being a church musician, he plays the keyboards with various bands for carnival and other festive occasions. He is also an adjudicator for Calypso, Soca, and Steel Pan Competitions.