Reggae Vibes:
For this brand new "Coming Back For You" set, Pressure Buss Pipe teamed up again with producer Dean Pond, the same who produced his impressive debut album. Started over 2 years ago, production was halted during the release of Pressure's "Love And Affection" album, but resumed in 2009. Live instrumentation accompanies Pressure's well written lyrics, creating a solid collection of tunes that can be listened to from beginning to end with hardly a weak track around. "Pure Life" is a majestic album opener which instantly affirms that the chemistry between artist and producer is still present. It's followed by another great effort, "Sacrifice", before the we're treated to a lovers piece, the wonderful title track "Coming Back For You", which actually recaptures the vibe of his "Love And Affection" tune. - More

VI Roots:
The Pressure is On again! For his third full-length release, Pressure Buss Pipe teams up again with Dean Pond - the producer of his legendary first album. This 14 -track gem is loaded with hit songs like "Pure Life", "Everything Will be Fine", "Jah Alone" and the beautiful title track. While this album has a slightly more lovers bent than "The Pressure is On", Buss Pipe's melodic genius and lyrical diversity are still in extra fine form as he sings, chants, croons, wails and even raps his way through this soon-to-be-classic album. - More

Achi's Reggae Blog:
Pressure returns to bring forth his new project, Coming Back For You. It should be noted, however, that he never really left and has existed as an artist these last couple of years or so working extensively with both Don Corleon and Studio 340. That’s changed, to a degree, as Studio 340 (while still an active entity), isn’t technically behind the new album, instead it goes to serve as both a return for Pressure and a launch for Dean Pond’s brand new label Rymshot Productions (distributed digitally by the ‘what would I do without you‘, Zojak Worldwide). That, in and of itself, is quite the big deal as, if Pond’s history is any indication (and it is) with having helped launch and develop SO MANY strong artists from out of the VI Reggae scene, you might expect to see a continuation of that at his new home as well and, as I mentioned, Studio 340 is still on board also to a degree. I’m certain that Pon couldn’t have chosen a ‘better’ and certainly no more fitting project to premier the label worldwide as despite what NUMBERS may tell you, TRULY his style of production is one which is absolutely PERFECT and the best possible fit for Pressure Busspipe. - More

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