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 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 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.