“When NME last checked in with Dublin-born rapper Alex Anyaegbunam (in 2018, following the release of his five-star debut album ‘Dear Annie’) he declared “Rejjie Snow is dead”. It turned out to not be strictly true; in time that’s elapsed, he’s since collaborated with Clairo and supported Kendrick Lamar on tour. Rejjie Snow remains very much alive and thriving. His second album, however, still rep”
“Rejjie Snow believes that his second album syncs perfectly with Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, but then to be fair he does spend most of the album talking about the joys of getting high, so the mistake is admissible. With Baw Baw Black Sheep, the Dublin rapper has produced forty minutes of the most insouciant, stress-free and luxurious hip-hop this side of Dream Warriors, an album to escape ”
“Rejjie Snow’s loses himself in Baw Baw Black Sheep's immersive concept”
