Reincarnated

| Snoop Dogg (Snoop Lion)

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Reincarnated

Reincarnated is the twelfth studio album by American recording artist Snoop Dogg. It is his only release under his reggae persona Snoop Lion. The album was released on April 23, 2013, under Berhane Sound System, Mad Decent, Vice Records and RCA Records. The album is his departure from hip hop and his debut in the reggae genre. The album's production was handled mainly by Diplo and his group Major Lazer.- Wikipedia

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  • Pitchfork

    Snoop's leaden vocalizing and dreadful fake patois are occasionally saved by the strong production  

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  • The Gaurdian

    Snoop Dogg's reggae rebirth somehow fails to convince.  

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  • Consequence of Sound

    Snoop Lion managed to enrage the Rastafari Millennium Council with this freshest marketing ploy.  

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  • Billboard

    Snoop vacillates between toasting with an uneasy faux Jamaican accent and his much more organically rapped verses. 

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  • NME

    However, from a man who stamped such a mark on West Coast hip-hop, this Wailers homage is disappointing.  

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  • Hot New Hip Hop

    Snoop Lion’s evolution from a gangsta rapper/pimp into a socially conscious artist who implores peace and love… and still loves his weed 

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  • Reggaeville

    This is giving reggae music some great exposure however distorted it may be in essence. 

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  • Independent UK

    This debut offering as Snoop Lion has much to recommend it. 

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  • Hip Hop DX

    Snoop Dogg (or Lion) has transcended Hip Hop and possibly music in general.  

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  • Scotsman

    Ardent dope fan Snoop Dog has decided to go Rasta… maybe. It’s fun, but hardly authentic  

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  • All Music

    Reincarnated the album is all heart and heart-in-the-right-place, threatening to mash up the system without ever even harshing the mellow.  

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  • Bol

    Good lyrics, Innovative,Wonderful songs  

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  • Sputnik Music

    He may have been reincarnated, but he is yet to be enlightened.  

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  • SD Union Tribune

    Most of Snoop's twelfth studio album is an entertaining piece of work. 

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  • Digital Spy

    It's a bizarre moment where two worlds collide that isn't a complete disaster, but not entirely believable as a true reggae album - a problem that plagues the entire record.  

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  • Rap Reviews

    Could have been a much better project. As it stands, the album has some decent songs but doesn't hold together as an album.  

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  • Spectrum Pulse

    So congratulations, Snoop Lion: you took a big risk with your artistic direction, and not only did it pay off, you got to make political statements over killer modernized reggae rhythms.  

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  • The Pop Break

    Snoop Lion’s Reincarnated is still a solid record.  

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  • Grungecake

    Reincarnated was good but, it should have been better. He has the resources. 

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  • The Drop

    It is a joyous reggae album with some great features and musical moments. The world needs some positive music. 

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  • Metro UK

    Snoop is not a confident singer, though.  

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  • Mimo

    Marks an emergence of an alter ego befitting one of hip-hop’s elder statesmen.  

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  • Pop Matters

    Uneven though sometimes enjoyable, Reincarnated is surprisingly better than expected.  

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  • Swiss Misfit

    Proves that Snoop Lion is here to stay.  

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  • The Pier

    At worst, the album is a disingenuous cultural highjack by a music superstar, who is inclined to do whatever he wants—because he can.  

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  • Music OMH

    Severely lacks any sense of real passion; for all the positivity, it never really says anything.  

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  • The Dwarf

    It really doesn’t seem enough to add an offbeat rhythm to what is otherwise an average pop record and then call it reggae. 

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  • Idolator

    Snoop’s effortless charisma and innately relaxed delivery — along with Diplo’s chops as a master curator of Caribbean styles — allow Reincarnated to rise above the novelty factor.  

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  • The AU Review

    When the reggae Lion roars for the first and last time, expect Snoop to drop it like it’s hot.  

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  • Arena

    Snoop's best album in some time. 

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  • House of Reggae

    Well orchestrated by Snoop Lion and its marketing experts, I would say. Now the journey comes to an end. 

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  • Brent Music Reviews

    The bad news is that it IS a reggae album and not another one of Snoop Dogg‘s west coast gangsta ‘masterpieces’.  

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  • CSIndy

    It's hardly a perfect "reinvention" album, but not an embarrassment, either.  

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  • BC Gavel

    Snoop Lion seems desperate, random, and lacks authenticity.Snoop Lion, if you are reading this, I miss your old music. I miss the rap. 

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  • Juice

    Very bad total failure. 

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  • MXDWN

    it’s fun and consistent and that’s what makes it worth a listen. 

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  • Pop Blerd

    Just a processed, dull facsimile of what is seen as a genre’s hallmarks.  

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  • All Hip Hop

    Uncle Snoop not just bends genres and makes good, commercially viable music.  

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  • Humo

    Mainly quiet reggae of 'Reincarnated.  

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  • Drowned in Sound

    Bush is another re-hashed and tweaked Snoop album. It is expanding into new territory, but delivering the same result.  

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  • The Star

    Though he remains an artist of undeniable substance. In this case, a controlled substance.  

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