School Break Riddim – Show Di Vybz Records

SCHOOL BREAK RIDDIM produced by SHOW DI VYBZ RECORDS 2012

School Break Overview

School Break Riddim first hit the Jamaican dancehall scene in early 2012. Released by SHOW DI VYBZ RECORDS, the mix quickly became a favorite at parties and street dances across the island. Many fans and selectors called it a true yard anthem that summer. The riddim features a strong lineup. Brik Tearz’s “Gyal Come Bubble (Edit)” stands out with its catchy hook and lively style. Chilando brings energy with “Gyal Dem Mi Wah (Edit),” adding his own unique flair. Chilando is also known for tracks like “Rice and Peas” and has worked with several top producers in Jamaica. Darrio’s “Time To Smile” offers a more uplifting vibe. Darrio is recognized for his collaboration with Konshens on the hit song “Gyal Sidung,” which helped boost his career. Gaza Maxwell’s “The Books” adds a thoughtful touch. Gaza Maxwell was respected in the dancehall community before his untimely passing in 2007, and his work is still celebrated by fans. Hyporak delivers “Love The Street (Edit),” keeping the riddim’s streetwise energy alive. Other artists also contributed to the mix, including Lateesha with “I Rise,” Quata Blann’s “Fourty Truck,” and Shampagne And Dolla’s “Bring It.” Each artist brings their own style, making the riddim diverse and exciting. SHOW DI VYBZ RECORDS, known for supporting rising dancehall talent, produced the riddim. The label has a reputation for crafting tracks that get heavy play on both radio and sound systems. Many say the party atmosphere captured in this release defined dancehall’s bashment energy in 2012.

School Break Tracklist:

1. Brik Tearz- Gyal Come Bubble (Edit) (Raw)
2. Chilando- Gyal Dem Mi Wah (Edit) (Raw)
3. Darrio– Time To Smile
4. Gaza Maxwell- The Books
5. Hyporak- Love The Street (Edit) (Raw)
6. Lateesha- I Rise
7. Quata Blann- Fourty Truck
8. Shampagne And Dolla- Bring It
9. School Break Riddim Version (Show Di Vybz Records)