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'''Blaze Ya Dead Homie''' (born [[April 27]], [[1976]]{{Fact|date=July 2007}} as '''Chris Rouleau''') is an [[United States|American]] [[Hip hop music|rapper]] currently on the [[Psychopathic Records]] label.
'''Blaze Ya Dead Homie''' (born [[April 27]], [[1976]]{{Fact|date=July 2007}} as '''Chris Rouleau''') is an [[United States|American]] [[Hip hop music|rapper]] currently on the [[Psychopathic Records]] label.


His artist bio claims (as his gimmick) that Blaze is the zombie of a 1990's [[gangsta]] rapper shot in a Halloween drive-by prank, who has returned to Earth to spread the message of the Dark Carnival . He wears a giant clock around his neck as the only thing keeping him alive, adorned with bullet holes.
His artist bio claims (as his gimmick) that Blaze is the zombie of a 1990's [[gangsta]] rapper shot in a Halloween drive-by prank, who has returned to Earth to spread the message of the Dark Carnival. He wears a giant clock around his neck as the only thing keeping him alive, adorned with bullet holes.


== History ==
== History ==

Revision as of 18:26, 20 March 2008

Blaze Ya Dead Homie

Blaze Ya Dead Homie (born April 27, 1976[citation needed] as Chris Rouleau) is an American rapper currently on the Psychopathic Records label.

His artist bio claims (as his gimmick) that Blaze is the zombie of a 1990's gangsta rapper shot in a Halloween drive-by prank, who has returned to Earth to spread the message of the Dark Carnival. He wears a giant clock around his neck as the only thing keeping him alive, adorned with bullet holes.

History

Blaze, from Mount Clemens, Michigan has been active as a rapper for several years. Blaze started out in the group "2 Krazie Devils" along with partner Skrapz. Blaze used the name "Psycho C" and Skrapz was known as "Krazy". The group had the production of Twiztid's former rap partner The R.O.C. 2 Krazie Devils never really evolved and soon became known as "The Sleepwalkaz". Blaze changed his name to "The Sandman". The Sleepwalkaz, much like 2 Krazie Devils, never really went anywhere and the group split up. Skrapz went on to do another project with the R.O.C. and Blaze went on to work with Twiztid. When Violent J of the Insane Clown Posse approached Twiztid for a record deal on Psychopathic Records, they gladly took the offer.

Blaze had appeared on the Juggalo Show, announced by Violent J as the newest member of the Psychopathic Family in 1999. He recorded his first self-titled album, Blaze Ya Dead Homie EP, on Psychopathic in 2000. In 2001 he recorded his first full-length LP 1 Less G N Da Hood. This release was a little more experimental in Blaze's sound but the album still stayed true to the "gangsta" image Blaze had created. In 2001 Blaze was announced as being a member of the group Dark Lotus. His 2nd LP was heavily promoted by Psychopathic throughout late 2002/early 2003 only to be dropped when Blaze announced his retirement. His retirement however, was short lived and Colton Grundy: The Undying was released in October 2004.

Blaze Ya Dead Homie was set to release an album on October 31st, 2006 titled Clockwork Gray but the release date was pushed to August 21st, 2007. In the summer of 2006, Blaze headlined his own tour, featuring labelmates the Axe Murder Boyz and Boondox. In late 2006, Blaze was featured in fellow label-mate Boondox's music video for "Red Mist". This would mark the first time Blaze has had a prominent role in a music video, If you don't count ABK's "Party at the Liquor Store" and Dark Lotus's "Pass The Axe video's.

Blaze released his fourth album, Clockwork Gray (sometimes mistaken for "Grey"), on August 21st, 2007. Blaze finally released his own video, Feat. The R.O.C., on the DVD release Psychopathics: The Videos. The first single off Clockwork Gray was also Blaze's FIRST solo music video, entitled "Ill Connect". Blaze went on a nationwide headlining tour to promote the album with The R.O.C. has his hypeman with openers Grave Plott & Psycho Jesus.

Blaze currently is part of a group with The R.O.C. called "Zodiac M-print" (pronounced "Imprint"). Little is known about the future of this new group at the moment, other than they are expected to produce many albums.

Discography

2 Krazy Devils

  • Flipped Insanity (1996)

Blaze Ya Dead Homie

Drive By

Zodiac Mprint

Horrorscope (2008)

Internet and concert singles

  • Children of the Wasteland featuring Anybody Killa (2001)
  • Foo Dang Remix (2002)
  • Dead Body Man Remix (2002)
  • Mama, I Ain't Changed (2004)
  • Look Out (2006)

Other albums appeared on

Artists that he collaborated with

Videography

  • Music video for "Ill Connect" (featured on the DVD Psychopathic:The Videos)
  • Appeared on Twiztid's The Purple Show
  • Special guest on the first episode of Go To Hell with Twiztid.
  • Featured in the "Red Mist" music video along with Boondox and Twiztid.
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