Doza The Drum Dealer, Kaeson Skrilla & D. Goynz "I Thrive" [SINGLE]

Five minutes and three seconds, which is generous for a single and suggests three people with enough to say. "I Thrive" is credited to Doza The Drum Dealer, Kaeson Skrilla and D. Goynz, released through Dozito's Way and filed under East Coast rap. Doza has been releasing since 2017 Narcotechs, Jewelry, Pkurpzn, Death Roll, EVERYTHING MUST GO!, and two volumes of Sandroze this year, with singles including "La Bandera" and "Look At Me." Kaeson Skrilla has a self-titled run going, with GodSKrilla and Godskrilla The Album both landing in 2026. D. Goynz is credited as the third voice; nothing else about them is available from here. Beyond the credits and the running time there isn't much to report honestly. No producer is named, no statement was issued, and the track isn't available to hear at the time of writing so there's no assessment to offer, only the note that a five-minute three-way record is an unusual bet in a landscape built around two-minute singles, and one worth watching for.

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Doza The Drum Dealer "Sandroze Side B" [ALBUM]

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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Doza The Drum Dealer x Kaeson Skrilla "Godskrilla The Album" [ALBUM]

Doza The Drum Dealer and Kaeson Skrilla were already in the program with „I Got A Story To Tell" — a compact two-minute track connecting Doza's producer signature with Skrilla's storytelling. Now the complete album „Godskrilla The Album" arrives, ten tracks deep. The title itself is a fusion — „God" plus „Skrilla" pointing to spiritual and material planes simultaneously, or to the elevation of the MC to a god-figure. Doza's approach as „Drum Dealer" gives the album its sonic priority: drums up front, everything else subordinate. After the preview single, the chemistry between the two was clearly working. Ten tracks now provide space for that collaboration to develop across full album length.

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Doza The Drum Dealer "SANDROZE SIDE B" [ALBUM]

 

“SANDROZE SIDE B” is deliberately framed as the second side of a larger concept. Doza The Drum Dealer produces, and the rest of the album moves through feature-heavy street rap terrain that turns the producer into an active curator. Mimi Casiano opens the run, Aïda appears on “TYPECAST,” and “DESCARGARA” pulls AG Da Coroner, Eff Yoo, Money Mogly and Shottie into one of the record’s central moments. Cortez adds his voice on “NOTHING GOOD,” Ayoo Bigz, Showrocka, Mar and Jamil Honesty share “MELEE,” D. Goynz shows up on “ENTITLEMENT,” and the closer “LOOK AT ME” brings Dax Mpire and Ark Medina. Between those denser moments, shorter and quieter pieces like “POPS (POEM OF THE UNSUNG HERO)” work as thematic anchors, exactly because they don’t compete with the busier tracks. Doza isn’t just presenting a producer catalog here he’s guiding a curated journey through different street storytellers, connecting them without painting over their individual tone.

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Doza The Drum Dealer x Kaeson Skrilla "I Got A Story To Tell" [SINGLE]

“I Got A Story To Tell” understands that storytelling is not measured by runtime. Doza The Drum Dealer and Kaeson Skrilla keep the record at two minutes, forcing the narrative to move without scenic detours. The production frame stays functional and the writing gets directly to its point. It feels less like a complete film than a sharply edited scene — enough information to build a world, no excess used to prove that the world exists. 

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Doza The Drum Dealer x Cortez x Narcotechs "Nothing Good" [SINGLE]

“Nothing Good” condenses Doza The Drum Dealer, Cortez and Narcotechs into a two-minute underground strike. Doza’s drum-centered identity provides the natural frame, Cortez brings sharpened battle instincts, and Narcotechs add collective pressure without turning the track into an overcrowded posse cut. The short arrangement forces every entrance to matter. Rather than giving each name an oversized showcase, the single preserves momentum and leaves before the threat becomes repetitive.

Doza The Drum Dealer x Kaeson Skrilla "A.N.T.M.S." [SINGLE]

Doza The Drum Dealer and Kaeson Skrilla present "A.N.T.M.S." as a single. The acronym title arrives without an official explanation the ambiguity appears intentional. Doza The Drum Dealer appeared briefly in an earlier round (with Narcotechs / "EA4E" minimal info, short entry). This new single connects him with Kaeson Skrilla. The name Drum Dealer states the priority: drums, rhythm, groove first.

Doza The Drum Dealer x Narcotechs "EA4E" [SINGLE]

Doza The Drum Dealer connects with Narcotechs for "EA4E" – a single that leans on its name for identity. "The Drum Dealer" moniker signals where the priorities sit: drums, impact, boom bap foundation. Narcotechs adds his own texture. Production details and context are sparse, but the single stands as a compact statement. "EA4E" remains open to interpretation – possibly an acronym. For listeners tuned into drum-forward underground production, this one warrants a spin.

Doza The Drum Dealer x Kaeson Skrilla "GodSKrilla" [SINGLE]

Doza The Drum Dealer — head producer of the Narcotechs with production credits for Raekwon, M1, Flee Lord, Saigon, Ill Bill, and Hus Kingpin — brings in Kaeson Skrilla for "GodSKrilla." The title plays with God and Skrilla (money), a connection sitting between spirituality and street reality. Limited additional info, but the names alone carry weight.

Doza The Drum Dealer x Narcotechs x Dax Mpire x Ark Medina "Look At Me" [SINGLE]

Doza The Drum Dealer is the head producer of the Narcotechs and carries a production résumé that spans Raekwon, M1 of Dead Prez, Flee Lord, Saigon, Ill Bill, and Hus Kingpin. "Look At Me" plants the core lineup in one frame: Dax Mpire and Ark Medina aren't featured guests in the conventional sense — they are structural parts of the Narcotechs bloc, voices that have been moving alongside Doza since the project's foundation. The Narcotechs entity has been running since 2017 as a collective built around Doza, Dax Mpire, and their extended circle. The single pulls from that long-established chemistry rather than manufacturing it — and that kind of familiarity has a weight that studio-assembled lineups can't fake.

Mo Buks & Doza The Drum Dealer "Bang 4 Ur Buks" [EP]

 01. Chapter One

02. The Crown feat. Crise P & D. Goynz

03. Go Brooklyn feat. D. Goynz, Doza The Drum Dealer, Kaeson Skrilla & Crise P

04. Bak 4 More

05. Almanak feat. Doza The Drum Dealer

06. Power Of Gods feat. Zill Money, Fa$t, Devious, Crise P, G.O.D. & D. Goynz

Doza The Drum Dealer x Mo Buks "Bang 4 Ur Buks" [EP]

The EP version of the previously discussed "Bang 4 Ur Buks" project by Mo Buks and Doza The Drum Dealer. Doza, head producer of the Narcotechs with credits for Raekwon, M1 of Dead Prez, Flee Lord, and ILL BILL, delivers his hybrid sound of 808s and old-school samples. Mo Buks, Brownsville emcee, brings experience, perspective, and street realism. This Apple Music EP version complements the Bandcamp release with its instrumental tracks.

MO Buks & Doza The Drum Dealer "Bang 4 Ur Buks" [ALBUM]

 

Brownsville's MO Buks links with Doza The Drum Dealer for an album that wears its origin on its sleeve. Six vocal tracks plus six instrumentals, with features from Zill Money, Fa$t, Devious, Crise P, D. Goynz, Kaeson Skrilla, G.O.D., and Doza himself. "Go Brooklyn" stacks four guests for a borough-loyalty statement. The Brownsville DNA is unmistakable – experience, perspective, struggle, and wit colliding with soul-driven samples and hard-hitting drums. Doza handles all production, mixing, and mastering, providing total sonic cohesion. From Sean Price to today, Brownsville has produced some of hip-hop's most unfiltered voices, and MO Buks operates squarely within that tradition.

Doza The Drum Dealer x Work Scorsese "This A Bad Time?" [ALBUM]

01. Cashews

02. Calidad

03. All My Life feat. Osyrus

04. Withdrawal

05. Where Were You feat. Mar & Osyrus

06. G.F.Y.

07. Fisherman feat. Liym Capital & Dax Mpire

08. Cashews (Instrumental)

09. Calidad (Instrumental)

10. All My Life (Instrumental)

11. Withdrawal (Instrumental)

12. Where Were You (Instrumental)

13. G.F.Y. (Instrumental)

14. Fisherman (Instrumental)

Doza The Drum Dealer "Sandroze Side A" [ALBUM]

01. Sandroze

02. AF-1

03. The Worst (Feat. Liym Capital & MaR)

04. La Bandera (Feat. Spit Gemz)

05. Jake Paul

06. Wake

07. For You (Feat. 12XTonio)

08. Mother’s Embrace

09. Cozy (Feat. AG Da Coroner)

10. Alive (Feat. Kaeson Skrilla & Ark Medina)

11. Solid (Hec Revere) (Feat. Dax Mpire)

The 17th Cipher & Doza The Drum Dealer "Sound Scoundrels" [EP]

 With "Sound Scoundrels," The 17th Cipher and Doza The Drum Dealer cement their status as tireless architects of the gritty underground sound. Doza delivers his signature dusty, hard-hitting beats, providing the perfect canvas for an impressive array of street lyricists. Featuring heavyweights like Bad Seed, Rim, Bernadette Price, and IAMGAWD, the album creates an atmosphere reminiscent of the golden age of gritty rap. Tracks like "Super Timbs" and "Melting Pot" perfectly capture the raw street vibe and demonstrate the duo's knack for creating compelling collaborations. Those wanting to explore Doza The Drum Dealer's complete catalog can also find his entire discography of 32 releases on Bandcamp – pure fuel for every boom bap connoisseur.

Doza The Drum Dealer x William Bostick "Dozie! (The Deluxe)" [ALBUM]

01. Distrokid

02. Icabod Crane

03. Intro

04. Soul City

05. Residue

06. Negative Vibes (Feat. D. Goynz & Kaeson Skrilla)

07. Al

08. Bitch

09. By The Wayside

William Bostick is a Producer/DJ/Recording & Mastering Engineer and creator of grimey hip hop. Also creator of funky fresh house vibes. All around the board PRODUCER !

Spoda x Aida x Doza The Drum Dealer "Mr. And Mrs.Walker" [EP]

 Spoda, Aida and Doza the Drum Dealer present Mr. and Mrs. Walker, a collaboration that fuses classic street vibes with a soulful foundation. The seven-track EP opens with the "Therapy" intro featuring RIM, who also makes a guest appearance on the "Walker" skit. Doza provides the instrumental groundwork for Spoda's powerful lyrics and Aiida's influences, creating standout tracks such as "Pay Attention" and "What U Luv" for fans of authentic underground hip-hop. This project on Bandcamp is a must-have for anyone who appreciates honest storytelling and gritty drums.

Doza The Drum Dealer x Machacha "More Violince" [ALBUM]

 01. Violince

02. Dozie

03. Volaré

04. Popular feat. Aïda & Casket D.

05. Glorious feat. Sam R I

06. Entertainment feat. Mar

07. Who Cares / Like Me feat. Kaeson Skrilla

08. Brother

09. Vamoose

10. All For One

NEW FULL LENGTH ALBULM FROM DOZA THE DRUM DEALER PROD ENTIRELY BY MACHACHA. FEATURES FROM MAR, SAM R I, DAX MPIRE, & ARK MEDINA OF THE NARCOTECHS, KAESON SKRILLA, CASKET D., AND AÏDA.