The "Side B" in the title is the statement. This is the back half of a body of work conceived in sides rather than as a continuous playlist, and carrying that vinyl logic into a digital release is a position rather than a formality. Fourteen tracks is generous for a B-side, which suggests a substantial project overall. The name itself puts craft first, since calling yourself a drum dealer means the negotiation happens over drums, not image. No verified details on credits, features or production splits were available to me, and I'm not filling that gap with guesswork.
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