Bounce Magazine April 2018

APRIL 2018 | ISSUE #66
I try to always have my roots in my music,
I always like to throw a lot of subtle Irish
poetry into my songs, I think it’s important. I
represent my country.
R: How did you come up with the name Rejjie
Snow and why?
My little brother gave it to me, we came up
with Rejjie and he used to call me ‘Snow’ as a
kid, I don’t know why but yeah it stuck.
R: You’ve just released your debut album
DEAR ANNIE, which I have been listening
to and absolutely love. Can you tell us more
about it? Who is Annie?
Thank you, Annie is a fictional character and
throughout the whole album I am just talking
to this person in my head, kind of in a diary
setting, like Dear Annie… Dear Diary, that
sort of thing. I really wanted to make it an
enjoyable listen.
R: You have a number of collaborators on
the album – was it fun to work with different
people?
Yeah it was fun especially with the Grammywinning
producer Rahki, for him to do my
album was really great. I really enjoyed the
female voices on there.
R: Off the back of this, you are now
embarking on a massive European tour and
you’re even stopping by us in Norwich and
Cambridge in April what can we expect?
Lots of lights and visual this time, overall I
think it will be a great experience, almost like
going to see a movie, I want to capture the
same experience in the show, so hopefully
people will enjoy it.
R: Do you enjoy being on tour?
I hate it [laughs] I love just playing my shows
but everything else I hate, travelling and
getting out of a routine. It can be tough.
R: So after the tour what is next for Rejjie
Snow?
I am working on a short film, so I am going to
produce and direct that.
R: Well thanks so much for your time
Rejjie and best of luck with everything to
come...
Alright, much love, take it easy love.
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