Before Alabama rap had the national pipeline it has today, Doe B sounded like one of the voices ready to force Montgomery into the conversation. His career was short, but the shadow it left behind still stretches across Southern rap. Doe B’s story carries the kind of weight that turns an artist into a symbol. […]
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