St Mary Breeze Riddim - Integra International Muzik

St Mary Breeze Riddim produced by Integra International Muzik 2025

St Mary Breeze Tracklist:

Mikey General – Babylon Fighting
Admiral Tibet – Nuh Like Dem
Guinney Pepper – Jah Children
Pad Anthony – Abused Woman
Jah Frozen – Never Doubt You
Keke Flint – Friend Enemy
Ganggoolie – Times Like This
Shugo Gold – Babes
Billy Extreme – No Love
Alpancho – Praises
Integra International Muzik – St Mary Breeze Instrumental

St Mary Breeze Overview

When the St Mary Breeze Riddim starts flowing through a sound system, you feel it right away. The beat moves steady and deep, with roots reggae’s signature bassline holding everything together. There is a gentle sway in the drums and guitar, matched by a subtle horn line that creates a peaceful yet uplifting vibe—the kind of rhythm that works as a warmup or mid-set foundation for any selector. Artists bring their own message to the St Mary Breeze Riddim. Mikey General delivers “Babylon Fighting,” adding his soulful voice and conscious lyrics—Mikey General is well respected, known for songs like “Kuff N Dem.” Admiral Tibet steps in with “Nuh Like Dem,” his calm but powerful delivery reminding listeners why he’s often called ‘Mr. Reality’ in reggae circles. Guinney Pepper’s “Jah Children” stands out with warmth and clarity, while Pad Anthony’s “Abused Woman” takes on serious topics—Pad Anthony gained recognition in the 1980s dancehall era with hits such as “Murderer’s Row.” Jah Frozen rounds things off with “Never Doubt You,” bringing fresh energy to the riddim. None of this comes together without the producer working behind the scenes. Integra International Muzik shapes the sound, making sure each artist finds their place on the riddim. The label has steadily built its catalogue since its founding in Jamaica, pushing new talent alongside established voices. When the St Mary Breeze Riddim drops, you can see heads nodding and shoulders relaxing across the dance.