Virgin Island born reggae sensation PRESSURE will be hosting a CD release party for his new album Coming Back For You in Costa Rica on May 15. The party put on by Rising Sound will feature the likes of Jahrico, Noah, and the Rising Sound DJ’s Chris, Jeren and Jah Chris.

This is Pressure’s third full-length release and he once again teams up with Dean Pond, producer of his legendary first album on Coming Back For You.

The 14 track set is loaded with hit songs like Pure Life, Sacrifice, Everything Will Be Fine, and lovers tracks such as Coming Back For You and Best In My Life.

While this album has a slightly more lovers theme than his second album, 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.

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