The Roze Parade is the first album from Reazon, a MC out  born in Philadelphia and raised in California. This 16 track LP is brought to the people from the people at Westland Music Group and features production from Victor Barz, DJ CRS?, G. Black, Rock, Minor Major, Jedi, Soloist and Dre1.

Here are the joints I'm feeling on this album:

"Beginning To End" is the first full track and Reazon gets loose on a beat that sounds like something you'd hear on the Sci-Fi channel. He say sometihng to the point that rappers talk hate and people will applaud you, but if you talk about love people will turn you off! Real recognize real!

Reazon shows he ability to take you to another plain in "Victims of Ourselves", a song that talks about how we can be our worst enemy.

"Pulling Me Back" features Kenya doing the singing and Reazon gets busy on a flashy track talking about not being walking down the wrong roads and staying on the grind for what you want.

Reazon uses one word through this particular song called "Still". Reazon talking about what he still doing and how that goes into who he is.

For those who think Reazon is just one of those knowledge guys don't be fooled...he's a human and he shows it on "Yippee". This track is very fast paced and Reazon talks about the ladies: pursuing them and the aftermath. Reazon uses the fast flow on this one and it sounds natural.

"Say Hush" is for the ladies explaining the lifelong triumphs and struggles between men and women on a dreamy beat.

"Go Reazon" is a cute track becasue Reazon get some children to sing the hook as he pops off at the mouth about him and his style on a beat with a electronic sound.

On a song than I would consider a look into the mind of Reazon, "Pen & Pad" is a smooth instrumental track with Reazon killing it with wisdom and introspect.

With a track meant for a dark room and light flashing, "Roze Parade" features Reazon talking about love and it taking the soul.

Reazon tears the roof off the island sounding "In God We Trust"  talking about life and how we, as people, deal with and justify decisions and actions.

Other songs include "For Now On", "Thin Line" (My personal favorite because of it's trueful commentary of the love/hate relationship and the evils that can pull you down.), "Life Is A Bitch", and "Reazon".

An impressive debut from Reazon that showed me a complete and focused artist, The Roze Parade is one of those albums people will want to cop ten years from now to say: "damn he was even thorough back then"! The sound is high quality and the lyrics show a MC that is wise beyond his years on this earth. He should be on the rise to the public eye sooner rather than later.

I'll give the album 4 GeoGlobes.

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