Jedidiah Breeze is a Billboard-charted recording artist, producer, rapper, and creative from Austin, Texas, whose music transcends genres and cultures with a powerful message. Jedidiah’s diverse talents, which include roots in hip-hop and R&B as well as a passion for Latin music, have helped him to carve himself a unique spot in the music industry. His diverse career, which includes producing, songwriting, and design, shows his ambition to produce meaningful art that inspires and connects with audiences on a personal level. Originally known as Yung Cutta, Jedidiah’s career struck a turning point in 2012 when he rebranded under his new name, a decision guided by his faith although he was unaware of at the time. The name “Jedidiah,” meaning “friend of God,” launched a series of albums and began a series of albums and singles in the secular urban rap, R&B, pop genres. In 2018, Jedidiah teamed up with pop artist Jay Roecker for the single “Don’t Give Up on Love,” which earned a spot on the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart, peaking at #36. The song’s success highlighted his ability to craft songs that speak to hope and perseverance, blending strong production with relatable, uplifting messages. This collaboration marked a milestone in his career, as it brought his work to a broader audience and underscored his talent for creating crossover hits. In 2020, deep trials and tribulations began taking place in Jedidiah’s life when Godly epiphanies started manifesting. This year would mark the start of a series of biblical events, not only in Jedidiah’s life but in the entire world as COVID had just shut the entire world down. It wasn’t until 2024 when overwhelming heaviness took Jedidiah to a place of total darkness. Reaching his lowest point, he overdosed on fentanyl attempting to escape. After nearly a day, divine intervention stepped in prompting his family to discover him unresponsive and close to death. Although EMS was unable to revive him on the spot, once at the emergency room they were able to get a pulse. He spent 29 days in ICU, fourteen of which were on a ventilator. This event signified a shift in his perspective, and he began to produce with a greater purpose in mind. This shift not only defined his musical path, but also established the tone for his future efforts, which are directed by a vision that goes beyond the charts and into something more spiritual. A faithful Christian with roots as a Jehovah’s Witness, Jedidiah’s music is deeply influenced by his spirituality. He views his creativity as a gift from God, working through the Holy Spirit to spread positive, inspirational messages. His music often touches on themes of resilience, faith, and unity, with an emphasis on connecting people across different cultures. His multilingual tracks, including songs in English, Spanish, and Arabic, reflect this desire for global connection and harmony. Jedidiah Breeze’s journey is one of faith, perseverance, and a commitment to excellence. Whether producing Grammy-caliber tracks, embracing cutting-edge AI technologies in his work, or delivering songs that inspire, his mission is clear: to create art that glorifies God and speaks to the heart of his audience.