Reggae Sensation Pressure Busspipe Hospitalised

United States Virgin Islands’ beloved reggae artist, Delyno Brown, widely known as Pressure Busspipe, today, April 16, posted a photo of himself lying in a hospital bed on his social media platform.

Alongside the image, he urged his followers to appreciate the gift of life, stating, “Not my typical content, but sometimes life happens and I want to encourage everyone to give Jah thanks for life.”

While the specifics of his health situation remain undisclosed, the outpouring of support from fans and fellow musicians speaks volumes about the impact he has had on countless lives.

“Jah give u strength and guidance mi Lord…. Keep being strong… A lion is a lion,” shared Cebisa BlackLove Nkoloti, expressing solidarity and faith in Pressure’s journey.

“Faith in recovery, you get out of that bed soon my brother,” another fan, Shety Touray, offered words of encouragement, reflecting the unwavering support from Pressure’s devoted fanbase.

“Quick recovery Pressure, I feel it …… Yah good deeds, Jah gara reward with muo lyf,” shared Edwin O. Alwala, encapsulating the collective hope for Pressure’s swift recovery and return to the stage.

Pressure Busspipe’s dedication to the Rastafari movement has long been a cornerstone of his identity, infusing his music with messages of empowerment and spiritual awakening.

Initially rising to fame as a member of the Star Lion Family reggae group, comprising seven talented local artists, Pressure Busspipe quickly garnered attention in regional and national reggae circles. His distinctive sound and impassioned performances resonated deeply with listeners, solidifying his place as a respected figure in the genre.

Fans and well-wishers continue to flood social media with messages of love and support.