Birth Of Zion Riddim – ReQwest Muzic

Birth Of Zion Riddim finds ReQwest Muzic back in the reggae lane after earlier rhythm work in the same production orbit, this time with a three-song set anchored by Touchy, Mr Royal and Iz Don. The release is listed for 2026, and the title alone points toward a roots-minded concept with spiritual weight rather than a straight dancehall flex.

Mr Royal is the most established name in the pack, a Trinidadian reggae singer with a run of recent releases and a sound that sits in the conscious, melodic side of the genre. Iz Don has been moving in reggae and dancehall circles as a deejay-style vocalist, while Touchy brings a more intimate, song-driven feel on That One Girl. Together they give the riddim a mix of devotion, personal reflection and streetwise phrasing.

What makes Birth Of Zion work is the contrast between the titles and the mood they suggest. Divine Tree sounds like the deepest roots cut, the sort of song that would ride a steady bass line and leave room for the voice to breathe. Wey Dem Ah Run points the other way, with a more rhythm-driven, chant-heavy feel. That One Girl adds a human note and keeps the project from settling into one mood for too long.

ReQwest Muzic keeps the framework lean, but the selection gives the riddim enough variation to feel like a proper juggling and not just three loose singles.