
Daz - Retaliation, Revenge and Get Back 3
"Retaliation, Revenge & Get Back 3" marks a new chapter for Daz Dillinger, where the solitude of the legend gives way to a collective approach. Released on September 11, 2025, under the Daz Dillinger Recordingz label, this third installment of a trilogy consisting of three albums unites the previous work, ROWTATION, with Mo'Weed 4 Sale in an immediate future. With fifteen tracks totaling 57 minutes and 31 seconds, the album tests the limits of an identity shaped by the 90s, as the artist surrounds himself with a cohort of rappers.
Solemn opening: theatrical prologue and the album's identity
The album immediately establishes a palpable tension with Its Automatic, a track that sets the stage for the entire work as a closed and sacred piece. The narrative structure is therefore designed to conclude with a validation of the rap game rather than individual glory, a stance that resonates from the first note.
Collaborative assault: seven tracks feature major guests, transforming solitude into a chorus
The album doesn't just offer a monologue; it establishes a genuine vocal invasion with seven tracks out of fifteen featuring prominent guest artists. This strategy radically transforms the rapper's solitude into a powerful chorus, with Darryl Allen, Nonnie, and Beefy Loc taking over the tracks to expand the sonic landscape. This is a change imposed by the collaborative overload, forcing Daz's identity to reinvent itself in the face of guest appearances. This density of presence invites a listening experience of a project where the "Get Back 3" concept is not just a simple remix but a genuine declaration of war through music.
Vocal Architecture: Darryl Allen and Nonnie's features as islands of meaning
At the heart of this construction, two figures stand out for the strength of their contribution. Darryl Allen, featured on B4 I Let Go, appears on tracks like Better Get It Right to bring a recognized voice that grounds the track in a tradition of reference. His presence creates an island of meaning that gives weight to each verse without diluting the main voice. On the other hand, Nonnie occupies a central position in the vocal distribution, appearing on Kidnap Robbery & Homicide, Get Money On A Bad Day, and In My Sixfo. Each collaboration is another step in the construction of a catalog where the guest vocalist serves to support the narrative structure rather than simply masking it.
The Grand Finale: Culmination of distribution in 'We Gangsta' feat. Beefy Loc
The conclusion of the cycle is signed by We Gangsta, who validates the rap game's commitment to Beefy Loc. The transition to this final track suggests that the album is designed as a logical continuation of an already established career, linking the legacy of the early days to a more contemporary vision of the scene.
Narrative density: Between distinct solos and a massive chorus in the face of the saturation of the 'Get Back 3' concept
This central position in Daz Dillinger's discography further reinforces the idea that Retaliation, Revenge & Get Back 3 is a major achievement, released on his own label, Daz Dillinger Recordingz, on September 11, 2025. The collaborative approach goes beyond a simple collection of guest appearances: on seven of the fifteen tracks, Darryl Allen, Nonnie, and Beefy Loc are not just occasional appearances but essential co-architects. Darryl Allen anchors the middle section with B4 I Let Go and Better Get It Right, while Nonnie grounds the lower end with a consistent presence on three distinct tracks, from Kidnap Robbery & Homicide to Fucc Yall. Beefy Loc, for his part, only contributes one major track, which further emphasizes the solemn nature of We Gangsta as the definitive culmination of this trilogy. The total running time of 57 minutes and 31 seconds confirms that this project is much more than a collection of guest spots, offering a complete immersion in this collective architecture, where each guest, from the first to the fifteenth track, contributes to redefining Daz's identity without erasing his legacy. Ultimately, Retaliation, Revenge & Get Back 3 oscillates between a purist's homage to the 90s and the saturation of a disc where the message sometimes gets lost under the names of the guests. Tracks with crude titles, such as Glock 19z & Caskets, make the album a declaration of war rather than an introspection. It is a contradictory balance, where the lyrical density is on par with the ambitions, but where the very concept of "Get Back 3" risks overshadowing everything.
Technical specifications
- Release date : September 11, 2025 - Label : Daz Dillinger Recordingz - Tracks : 15 (57 minutes 31 seconds) - Opening / closing : Its Automatic / We Gangsta - Guest artists : Darryl Allen, Nonnie, Beefy Loc
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14 clips · continuous playback
Tracks
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4B4 I Let Gofeat. Darryl Allen
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10
- 11
- 12In My Sixfofeat. Nonnie
- 13
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- 15We Gangstafeat. Beefy Loc
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