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Ali Rozet

Rank #10 Everett, WA Christian/Gospel / Rap / HipHop

Ali Rozet

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Bio: Ali Rozet is a relatively new artist in the CHH game. Last March he released his debut album titled “The Irene Niau Project” as a dedication to his late grandmother. He is back with his second release in the last year with “The Abolition EP” which was produced by up and coming producer, BMII. The... See Full Bio

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“Overall Synopsis: This is a solid EP from Ali Rozet. This is something that I will probably keep in rotation. I’ve already listened to it about six times. This project has a lot of bright spots. Good lyrics, good production and good content. I guess the only thing it needed was more tracks..ha. It’s an EP so there were only 6 tracks so that’s no biggie really. I look forward to hearing more from Ali Rozet and I pray that he continues to seek Christ more and more daily. I see lots of potential here. Check it out! ”

— L.Thompson, His Image Magazine Review

“Content Synopsis: The song “You Saved Me” breaks down the purpose of this entire album. In the chorus Ali Rozet raps/sings “You saved me from myself, turned me from my sin, showed me who I was, changed me from within. And I was on my own, won’t be that way again, I’ll never let you go, I’m riding until the end, cause Father you saved me”. “The Abolition” is about the end of sin in the life of Ali Rozet. In “Used to Be Me” he raps “I got the victory with a losing record/I stand on truth so I stand corrected”. It is crystal clear that Rozet’s life is headed in a new direction. This project is about fleeing from sin to be complete in God. ”

— L.Thompson, His Image Magazine Review

“Production Synopsis: The project in its entirety is produced by BMII. Because BMII produced every track “The Abolition” flows very well. Each song meshes well with its predecessor. The good thing is that each song does not sound the same. That happens many times when only one producer is involved in a project. “Beard” sounds like it would be awesome with a band or at a live show. I really like the drum patterns and the instrumentation in that song. “Paper Trail” and “Used to Be Me” both remind me of something that Drake would rap over, just to give you an idea of them sonically. You can expect hard bass and raw hip hop on these tracks. “You Saved Me” is just another dope hip hop track with a few claps that keep your head nodding. Very solid work from BMII. ”

— L.Thompson, His Image Magazine Review

“Lyrics Synopsis: First and foremost I have to respect the depth and openness of Ali Rozet’s music. In the opening track he raps “I lived day to day just to please myself/Searching to fill a void I couldn’t see but felt/I looked deep into the mirror but couldn’t see myself/Just the shell of a man that couldn’t free himself.” “The Abolition” is full of those profound lyrics that allow you into the mind and heart of Rozet. His flow/cadence is consistent, and the standout thing about Ali Rozet is the passion that he presents on each song. It’s a certain aggression that could confuse the listener as anger, but if you pay attention you’ll tell that it’s just Rozet speaking firmly about his short-comings and his restoration. On “Come and Go” Ali Rozet’s lyrics become even more deep but he does seem to lose some of that passion during the chorus. ”

— L.Thompson, His Image Magazine Review

“Overall I give The Abolition EP 4 out 5. I feel the concept of the album was followed, the features were both quality and diverse, it was short enough to prevent any filler or throw away tracks, but not so short to seem lacking and the production, lyricism and mixing are all high quality. Although I would have liked to hear some sampling or scratching on the album, BMII’s diversity in production fit well with Ali’s sound. Every project Ali releases makes me more of a fan and shows his growth as an artist and a Christian.”

— Chris Hearn, The Abolition Review

“Come And Go Come And Go is a real heartfelt track where Ali shares more of his life. He talks about the times spent with one of his closest friends, who he viewed as family. As the track progresses he explains how though he wanted to be a faithful friend, their lives drew them apart. This is my third favorite track on the album and one of my favorite tracks from Ali overall.”

— Cris Hearn, Come and Go Track Review

“Beard ft. JGivens, ProCyse and Young Buddy Beard is tied with the following track Paper Trail as my second favorite track on the album. Ali, JGivens and ProCyse all have excellent verses and Young Buddy lays down a fitting worshipful hook. The song focuses on the person and work of Christ, God’s sovereign control over all things including His death and His empowering of believers to spread the gospel.”

— Chris Hearn, Beard Track Review

“You Saved Me This is possibly my favorite song on the album. Ali really affected me with his transparency on his struggles with identity, being hurt in relationships and depending on his addictions to numb the pain temporarily. Ali also describes a number of his struggles that he has fought with since he has found Christ. Struggles like self-condemnation, guilt, separating himself from his previous identity and trusting in the work of Christ for his salvation and the hope it brings. “I’m still goin through the process of restoration. I got a lot of guilt inside and self-condemnation. At times my past haunts me when I’m by myself and tries to tempt me into bein who the father killed. Sometimes I fall and I feel the worse and I feel alone and my feelins hurt. But then He shows up and shows me what redemption is and how forgiveness isn’t limited to just the present tense.” ”

— Chris Hearn, You Saved Me Track Review

“Track #6 – Blindfolded (feat. Raging Moses & Bridge B) Track Rating: 4.5 'Blindfolded' speaks on enduring in our Christian life by walking "by faith and not by sight". The beat on this is dark, somber and crunchy, providing a nice change of pace in the middle of the album. Ali kills it right off the bat with "As I walk through the valley of the shadow of Gomorrah, the aura is often ordered to disperse and perverse morals. It's reversed the church, flirts, thirsts, whorin' it's flesh, with it's chest exposed…" That mixed with Raging Moses' gritty vocals and lyrical talent and singing by Bridge B provides a rich sound that makes this one of the best and most sobering songs on the album.”

— Christopher Hearn, The Irene Niau Project Review from Christopher Hearn

“Track #9 – I Wonder Where You Are Track Rating: 5.0 This is by far my favorite track on the album. The beat tugs at my heart strings and pulls me completely into Ali telling a story from the perspective of two dudes from the street, with the second airing his issues with evangelism. At around 2:00 Ali drops a line that hits HARD "I said "Only God can judge me, that's just how I feel". He said "That's true, so why you live as though He never will?""”

— Christopher Hearn, The Irene Niau Project Review from Christopher Hearn

“The Irene Niau Project gets it's name from and is dedicated to Ali's Grandmother. The album covers topics from having a faithful witness, to false conversions, to dying to ourselves, and more. Ali definitely aims this project towards edifying and exhorting the church, although it does have a couple of tracks that could speak to unbelievers (I Remember, I wonder Where You Are). A number of tracks stuck out on first listen and as I listened over the past few days, Irene Niau really grew on me. I'm not a huge fan of southern rap, but Ali Rozet did an excellent job on this album. Enjoy. :)”

— Christopher Hearn, The Irene Niau Project Review from Christopher Hearn

“Whether you be an atheist or a faithful disciple in the school of Christ, this album is edifying, encouraging, and convicting. Sympathetic in his rememberance of his own past and present struggles, and also conscience of those to come, Rozet relays the heart of God for the lost and struggling people in this present darkness. A beautiful balance of mercy and forgiveness, with certain judgment and eternal seperation, which is lost in the most part today, from the booth to the pulpit. This album is fully worth the purchase, as it is sure to grow on you as you hear new messages revealed each time to you listen to a track.”

— Jared Gallegos, The Irene Niau Project Review from Jared Gallegos

“Track 9 (I Wonder Where You Are) DOPE SAMPLE!! Story telling music! this is your forte!!! I don't have to get too much more into detail. Just know this song is a plus!!! ALL GOOD!!!”

— Johnathan Moore, The Irene Niau Project Review from Johnathan Moore

“Track 4 (Legacy) This is probably the best overall track on the album. The track musically is amazing and the concept and passion in your voice is inspiring. I can see why you called the album the Irene Niau Project!! The hook doesn't disappoint! It starts the track off with power and makes me ready to know what story your gonna deliver with that lyrical ability that God has blessed you with. The verses just put me back like, "WHOA, this dude is the truth!!" The way you picked up the aggression in the delivery during the second half of the verse keeps the listener captivated! It commands attention.”

— Johnathan Moore, The Irene Niau Project Review from Johnathan Moore

“What was the difference between 2Pac and Biggie smalls? For years, hip-hop fans have been lining up and taking opposite positions on who was a better rapper. However, all the rap nerds know that it is not as simple as that. Sure Pac had the great, introspective lyrics and those low riding beats but Biggie was notorious for one thing. His flow. That heavy voice spitting double and triple vowels into one sentence birthed the famous east coast hip-hop scene. So am I comparing Ali Rozet to Biggie? That would be sacrilege for many of my fellow rap nerds. No, what I heard on The Irene Niau Project was the dying art of 'flow'.”

— Neil Christian, The Irene Niau Project Review from HolyCulture

“Ali Rozet is a relatively new emcee to release a project, but on my first spin I thought he had released other projects before, as he sounded so confident. Equipped with a unique voice, he wields it effectively and comes with a tight flow, which is missing in today's CHH scene. There are new comers such as KB and canon who are effectively resurrecting this essential facet of hip-hop and Ali is building on that groundwork. ”

— Neil Christian, HolyCulture.Net

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Young Buddy
HEY BRO YOU STILL IN EVERETT
Sep 5
M.A.R.V.
"wonder where you are" is so nice man keep it up
Mar 10
UnTitleD
What up homie! I'm loving the music bruh. Adonai Jehovah is good through you!
Mar 5
God Hears
These Track are Deep Yo ! Great Stuff.. God Bless
Feb 17
Jared Gallegos I
Brother, your cut Jake had me busted up my brother. Much emotion, in all your tracks, but this one is a heart-string strummer. God is good through the Body.
Feb 15

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