Disdazie – Seasons (Album Review)

Disdazie delivers a chill, versatile project with catchy hooks, smooth vibes, and confident performances.

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TOP 5 SONGS

5. Dream

“Dream” wraps up the project in a way that feels both peaceful and powerful. After multiple laid-back tracks, it settles into a sound that feels like exhaling stress and slipping into reflection.

The production we get on the track is airy and calming, while Disdazie keeps pace with restrained vocals that occasionally swell with emotion.

Eventually, the track builds into a more booming, bass-heavy section that highlights a confident, accomplished version of him, proud of how far he’s come. A few subtle flexes add character before the track closes out with real presence and authority.

4. Click Click

“Click Click” is about as slick as it gets (Hell, Disdazie mentions how slick it is at the beginning). Built on a punchy beat with a cinematic feel, it grabs your attention and dribbles with it like an And-1 player.

Disdazie floats over the instrumental with a fluid, wave-like melodic style that moves with the beat like a tide shift. The chorus is especially infectious and, in my view, the most memorable section of the entire track. All in all, this is one of the moments in which Disdazie shows me his Tiller side.

3. Locked In (Ft. Rhett Hayes & Jadon Seal)

“Locked In” features production that blends chill summer vibes with a bounce strong enough to challenge Wemby at the rim. Over it, Disdazie, Rhett Hayes, and Jadon Seali find multiple ways to attack the beat, delivering clever punchlines, varied flows, and lyrics aimed at dreamers, winners, and those in fully locked-in relationships. Beyond the standout verses, the chorus is especially catchy and perfectly executed

2. Margarita

When hasn’t a margarita made a situation better? Never is the correct answer.

In “Margarita,” Disdazie delivers something warm and breezy, evoking beachside living with the wind hitting your face. Here, he sounds at his loosest, yet still offers something highly infectious. He also flows effortlessly over each beat thump, almost riding it like a wave. Overall, no drama, good vibes, and a great view define the energy this track promotes.

1. Don’t Trip

“Don’t Trip” is easily one of the most laid-back and stylish moments on the project. It leans into a smooth tempo and an intimate bedroom atmosphere. Lyrically, it keeps things relatively simple yet catchy and emotionally rich. The song centers on reassurance and confidence, delivering an “I got you” message to someone Disdazie is dealing with who has had a problematic situation in the past.

SONG BY SONG RATING

1. Fresh Air (3.5/5)

2. Locked In (Ft. Rhett Hayes & Jadon Seal) (4.5/5)

3. Floating (4/5)

4. Don’t Trip (4/5)

5. Margarita (4/5)

6. Been Through It (4.5/5)

7. Click Click (4.5/5)

8. Workin’ My Trauma (4/5)

9. Spaceship (Ft. jd) (4/5)

10. Vibes Don’t Last (4/5)

11. Memories (4/5)

12. Dream (4/5)

RGM RATING

Disdazie’s Seasons establishes him within the modern DMV-influenced R&B space while carving out a distinct identity built on emotional restraint, melodic control, and subtle hip-hop aggression. The project thrives on contrast, blending smooth vocal textures with punchy cadences and occasional rebellious bursts, keeping the momentum unpredictable.

Across the record, Disdazie leans into atmosphere as much as melody. The production is consistently rich, shifting between smooth, nostalgic warmth, airy atmospheric layers, and cinematic sound design that elevates each track’s emotional weight. Nothing feels accidental; every instrumental supports the mood it is meant to carry. Lyrically, Disdazie moves through trauma, self-assurance, and ambition, forming a clear emotional arc.

Ultimately, Seasons is a carefully constructed project that prioritizes mood, progression, and emotional honesty while showcasing Disdazie’s versatility as a vocalist and storyteller. I highly recommend you give it a shot.