[1] Alongside his solo work, he has also played with many other artists, including Gruff Rhys, Cate Le Bon, Euros Childs, Piney Gir and Slow Club.
Sweet Baboo's earliest musical influences were fellow Welsh musicians such as Super Furry Animals and Gorky's Zygotic Mynci.
[2] His musical style has been described as a mix of country and psychedelic – idiosyncratic, with a skill for writing darkly funny to piercingly tender lyrics.
[4] He has worked with Cate Le Bon, Slow Club, Aldous Harding and H. Hawkline, and has also performed with and produced/recorded Euros Childs, The Pictish Trail, The Voluntary Butler Scheme and Islet, and collaborated with Gruff Rhys.
To celebrate that month's St. David's Day, a Welsh-language version of the song (co-written with H. Hawkline) was released online.
[7] The third single from the album, "C'Mon Let's Mosh", was released in July 2013, having also won the 6 Music "Rebel Playlist" competition in June.
In October 2022, Black announced a new Sweet Baboo album - the first new music from this project in five years - with the single "Good Luck", written by H. Hawkline.
Black was born in Bethesda in north Wales, grew up in Colwyn Bay and Trefriw, and has been living in Cardiff since he was 18.