I’m a little late to review this, but I know there are still a lot of people out there that aren’t keeping up to the minute on reggae releases, so here we go…

Pressure’s latest album is titled ‘Love And Affection’ and, luckily for him, that title track has blown up. If you do a search for the album, you’ll find videos for that track on almost every video site I can think of and even the lyrics and ringtones are plentiful. It is a catchy song, although not my favorite on the disk. The track ‘Ghetto Life’ is dripping with flavor, with a fat beat and great samples of Tenor Saw. I got that one playin’ on 10 right now (Fyah!). Nice message in that one too. Some other favorites are “Be Free”, “Most Wanted”, and “Boogey Man”, all of which have that ‘new’ conscious reggae sound. There are some other’s that I’d prefer not be on the album at all (“Personality” and “Never Fail”) which both have dancehall beats and are really rough.
Overall, this album has both strong and weak aspects. I’d recommend purchasing specific downloads instead of the whole album because of this. I’m looking forward to seeing Pressure live in the near future…
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Click below to play “Ghetto Life”

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