Raine Golegio
Jamaican reggae singer, song writer and actress based in the USA, Dianna Wright, has expressed deepest interest in the culture of Africa as she termed the continent as the “Heart of Reggae Music”.
Dianna Wright in a brief conversation with his platform indicated that the keys being used in the production of reggae songs by musical engineers are lovable by Africans and it portrays the nature of the continent.
“Africa is the heart of reggae music. The drums in the music are a language the African people understand and love” she added in an interview.
Wright’s song “How Could I” which was featured for the first time on the widely listen to entertainment show “The Vibes” on Prime 105.5 FM in Monrovia, Liberia with Raine Tarka Golegio (Magical) and DJ Baysah attracted the attention of several Liberians in the Christianity dominated nation.
In reaction, Madam Wright lauded Liberians for the reception and revealed that though she is not knowledgeable of the Liberian culture, but added that everyone is made of one blood as such, they must exercise love to each other.
“I don’t know too much about my
Liberian brothers and sisters, but what I know is that we are one blood and I hope that they will receive me well” she added.
Dianna Wright at the same time expressed hope to become a household name in the Liberian music industry, and assured to bring her movies to the country.
“I am hoping to become a household name in Liberia, and I would like to bring my movies and others talents to the Liberian people”.
Dianna Wright is a reggae singer, song writer and an independent artiste who came on the music scene in year 2000 with her first gospel CD titled “Portrait of Praise” with an immediate number one song called “if you miss me”.
The song has since been covered by several Jamaican gospel artistes, and continues to receive frequent rotations on radio stations in Jamaica.
In 2005, her second CD entitled; Blessings and Honor was released with the help of a newly formed company based in Florida by the name of PFAD. Favorites on this album are Heaven, Turn around and How could I let go.
Dianna Wright is also an actress, who appeared in both on and off-screen productions whilst living in Jamaica. One of the highlights of her off screen performances was entitled Jazz Orama.
This was a one woman show; the lines of this presentation were extracted from the writings of renowned poet, Martin Glen. She remembered the thrill of being able to hold the attention of a large crowd for an hour with her stage presence and the spoken word.
Madam Wright is also a self-published author and spoken word performer. Dianna has won several awards from the Jamaica Development Commission (JCDC) in Speech and Drama Presentations.
She has produced two spoken word CDs, entitled – God in All his Splendor and Undying Love.
In 2010, she self-published a book of poetry entitled The Conqueror’s Quest. One of the favorite poems from this book is called, I redefine me, which was later recorded in a spoken word format.
In 2017 she formed a family-owned company by the name of 16-Bars Multimedia. This company is not only interested in music production but has a keen interest in movie production.
Meanwhile, in 2017 Dianna Wright traveled to Ghana, whilst there, she was interviewed on TV Africa and Metro TV about her upcoming EP, Real ting. The EP has a very interesting blend of roots reggae, songs to the Most High and of course, it could not end without a true love song; this she said was intended to provide a clean, balanced love song for believes to enjoy.
