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Showing posts with label pressure. Show all posts

Friday, October 21, 2011

Pressure - What Ya Gonna Do!


Nicko Rebel Music and Pressure Buss Pipe recently collaborated (and are still collaborating) in the studio recently, and the result is the song "What Ya Gonna Do."

The minute you play this chune, the heaviness of the bass will resonate in your chest, will resonate on the walls of the studio, will resonate on your listeners car stereo ... it will resonate! I think Nicko and Pressure did this on purpose as the resonation of the bass is the audio equivalent to the resonation of the message. Pree the lyrics:

"mashing up the place with some bad vibes / mashing up the earth with ya bad vibes ... what ya gonna do when Jah Jah come for you / wicked man we see your time is gonna done for you / what ya gonna do when Jah Jah come for you / rise up dih yute dem from dih slum for you ...."

We are living in an era where the eradication of negative thinking and negative actions is the focus, and this chune helps to reinforce that message. Both Nicko and Pressure are proud of this chune and are confident your listeners will appreciate it.

Nicko Rebel has been producing music for some years and has worked with several artists including Voicemail, Macka Diamond, Bescenta, Kali Blaxx and Shaka Pow to name a few. Based in Florida, Nicko's commitment is to quality music with authentic Reggae and Dancehall vibes.

Buy Pressure's newest song from iTunes here:  http://itunes.apple.com/album/what-ya-gonna-do-single/id467907362 
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Watch the making of What Ya Gonna Do Here:




Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Don Corleon's Message Riddim


There is a popular saying that 'the message is in the music,' and that saying was made for the 'Message Riddim' produced by Don Corleon for Don Corleon Reocrds.

Featuring Da Professor, Cecile, Vybz Kartel, Jah Vinci, Kymani Marley, Richie Spice, Pressure, Protoje, Sophia Squire, Vital and IKaya, each song carries a message for listeners.  Each Message is designed to sooth the heart (if it's in pain), uplift the spirit (if it's down trodden) and tickle the consciousness (if it's sleeping).

Lyrics such as "They say Word is power that means I'm powerful with every note I utter" (from Cecile's song "Rise Up") and "Once we have Jah's love, then nothing is greater ..." (from Pressure's song "Jah Love") examplify the spirit and energy of this riddim.

Don Corleon got the artistic line up exactly right as each performance carries the message of the riddim, thus reaching the people and delivering what they need.

The riddim will be released soon on iTunes, however fans can preview the riddim by visiting