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Anytime Doza The Drum Dealer drops, I’m gonna tune in. He’s been one of my absolute favorite artists for a year or two now and everything he drops knocks me out of my shoes. With both his rapping and his production which is basically unheard of. But time after time Doza The Drum Dealer delivers. Here we have the follow up to Sandroze Side A, Sandroze Side B, and as expected I wasn’t disappointed!
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This is one of, if not, the album with the most feature on it that I’ve heard from Doza. Doza falls into the type of MC that’s so good I don’t always want to hear features with, but at the same time Doza The Drum Dealer stays within such a talented circle that I couldn’t help but enjoy everything. Under great heavy hitters like Aïda, AYOO BIGZ, Money Mogly, Shottie, Mar, the Narcotechs and many more help carry the weight along the way. Songs like Typecast and the remix, Descargara, Melee, Entitlement, Look At Me and so many more great songs throughout with standout features. No sub par shit can stand next to Doza The Drum Dealers raps or on his beats.
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Aightmares is the first song I’ll highlight, it’s one that has Doza The Drum Dealer trying to deal with people who don’t understand him. Jumping from a darker track to the absolute star of an already amazing Sandroze Side B, Spank. Spank is Doza The Drum Dealers son and the song is mostly from Spanks perspective. The kind of song you just have to hear but don’t be surprised when your eyes water up. EA4E is another super standout, with Doza humming within the beat then absolutely crushing that same beat. Everything Ain’t 4 Everybody, important to remember.
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Sandroze Side B is Doza The Drum Dealers best album of 2026 so far. Do I think he could top it still? Sure, I don’t see a ceiling on what Doza can do. But this brings a lot of elements at an extremely high level, arguably digging deeper into Doza The Drum Dealers personal life more than maybe anything else I’ve heard from him. An impressive feat and an amazing album from one of the best in all of the underground!
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@agdacoroner sounds like Brooklyn before Brooklyn became a marketing word. East New York raised him during an era he described as a “war zone,” and the name isn’t some rap gimmick either. AG actually spent eight years working in a hospital morgue. You can hear that weight when he rhymes. That gravel in his voice, the dark humor, threats and neighborhood details feel lived in, not researched. He came through that early 2010s New York underground resurgence beside names like Action Bronson, Meyhem Lauren and Maffew Ragazino, but AG always sounded distinctly Brooklyn. Heavier. Colder. Like every bar had Timberlands on. Go back to “Terror Death Camp” or those grimy Meyhem records and he never feels like somebody lucky to be on the posse cut. He sounds like somebody you were waiting to hear.

And that might be why AG Da Coroner still feels overlooked even among overlooked emcees. Sip the Nectar finally arrived in 2016 after years of building his name, and his catalog connects him with Action Bronson, Meyhem Lauren, Roc Marciano, Cormega, Your Old Droog, Guilty Simpson and Fred the Godson. There’s a particular New York lineage in what AG does. The voice matters. Presence matters. And when you say something foul, it has to sound believable coming out of your mouth. AG has that naturally unmistakable feeling of hearing a dude from Brooklyn who sounds like his block made him, because in his case, East New York really did.
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“Hip Hop Is Not Black Culture ,Not Puerto Rican Culture says @mikeyyy_mic “ Do You agree ? Put it in the comments section ⬇️ #Puertoricansinhiphop
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Liberty and Montauk Ave BORIS N DA HOOD 🇵🇷 featured in this pic with the long Grey Goose Coat is 
The Notorious Stick Up Kid /Boxer Blue 💨  Blue was a Golden Gloves Champ who was best friends with Hector Camacho ..His boxing career took a wrong turn when in 1984 Shortly after this pic he was shot several times in Highland Park in Cypress Hills which left him unable to pursue his boxing aspirations. He would turn to the streets full time as an Enforcer and Debt Collector for Norwood Ave and Berriman and Liberty ! He was heavily feared from the streets to the prisons of Upstate … follow @borisndahood for more Stories like these ✊🏽✊🏿✊🏾#puertoricansinhiphop
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Big Team! It’s great to hear AG Da Coroner again.
New single Descargara featuring. AG Da Coroner, Eff Yoo, Money Mogly & Shottie, from the album "Sandroze Side B" by Doza The Drum Dealer.
 
Go watch the full video on YouTube.
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#RIP JIMJONES 🚨 NOW Who you Got its time to address the elephant in the room ‼️ @iamspesh vs @jadakiss ..Is Jada ducking the smoke 💨 No One’s bigger then the culture and when your called out you engage or you fold!! Who Wins?? #hiphopculture #38speshvsjadakiss
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