HoodRich Pablo Juan Announces Designer Drugz 3, with Appearances From Gucci Mane, Migos, Lil Yachty, Lil Uzi Vert, and More

The 1017 Records Rapper Shares the Lead Single From the Upcoming Tape, Due October 6th

9.29.2017

The Announcement:

A soft-spoken trapper with a list of co-signs as long as his braids, ATL’s HoodRich Pablo Juan ably represents for the city’s East Side. After spending years building a name for himself in the streets and in Atlanta’s music scene Pablo Juan announces Designer Drugz 3, a star-studded testament to the rising emcee’s rock solid rep. Featuring previously released jams such as bouncy player’s anthem “We Don’t Luv Em” (449K views on YouTube), the Metro Boomin-produced “I Do This” (144k plays on SoundCloud), and the MadeinTYO-featuring banger “B.M.F.,” Designer Drugz 3 is a 14-track dose of straight ATL dope, with Pablo Juan acting as the calm and collected tour guide armed with clever flows and confident bars. Featuring appearances from Gucci Mane, Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Yachty, Migos, MadeinTYO, Playboi Carti, Chief Keef, TK Kravitz, and others, and top-flight production from the likes of Metro Boomin, Zaytoven, Nard & B, Cassius Jay, DJ Spinz, Honorable C-Note and others, Pablo Juan’s trap event Designer Drugz 3 releases on October 6th.

A card-carrying member of the Hoodrich crew, Pablo Juan is a prolific crafter of underground anthems. Signed to Gucci Mane’s 1017 Records, Pablo Juan has already released three projects this year, including Hoodwolf the collaboration with Hoodrich producer Danny Wolf. Well respected throughout Atlanta for his hustle and his word-slinging, Pablo Juan hit it big earlier this year with “I Can,” a woodwind-heavy trap anthem featuring standout verses from all three members of Migos, which has earned over 3.4 million streams on Spotify and earned a placement on Rap Caviar. Designer Drugz 3 is the proper follow-up to last year’s Designer Drugz 2, which featured appearances from Quavo, Takeoff, Johnny Cinco, Rich The Kid, Skippa Da Flippa and others.

Today, HoodRich Pablo Juan shares “Do What I Wanna Do,” an off-kilter chamber-trap banger. With offbeat harpsichord, loping bass, and a chattering drum pattern courtesy of DJ Spinz, “Do What I Wanna Do” is a highlight from Designer Drugz 3, showcasing Pablo Juan’s unique flow and his excellent chemistry with Migos, who join him on the track. Featuring especially impressive verses from Takeoff and Quavo of Migos, “Do What I Wanna Do” is available to stream on Spotify and buy on iTunes.

Pre-order Designer Drugz 3: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/designer-drugz-3/id1288345755Listen to “Do What I Wanna

Listen to “Do What I Wanna Do” ft. Migos: https://open.spotify.com/album/59m2o39ztcTOm2idGehvUm

Buy “Do What I Wanna Do” ft. Migos: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/do-what-i-wanna-do-feat-migos/id1288345755?i=1288346568

Designer Drugz 3 tracklist:

1. “God Damn” (prod. by Zaytoven)
2. “We Dont Luv Em” (prod. by Danny Wolf)
3. “They Cant Stand It” Feat. Chief Keef (prod. by Cassius Jay)
4. “Do What I Wanna Do” Feat. Migos (prod. by DJ Spinz)
5. “Dont Do Dat” (prod. by Nard & B)
6. “Check” Feat. Playboi Carti (prod. by Myth Syzer & Ikaz Boi)
7. “Chanel Swag” Feat. Gunna, Duke & Shad Da God (prod. by Cassius Jay)
8. “Sauce On Me” Feat. Gucci Mane (prod. by Honorable C Note)
9. “I Do This” (prod. by Metro Boomin)
10. “Stiff” (prod. by Cassius Jay)
11. “B.M.F.” Feat. MadeinTYO (prod. by Spiffy Global & Nard & B)
12. “I Jus Wanna Kno” Feat. TK Kravitz (prod. by Nard & B)
13. “Get It” (prod. by Nard & B)
14. “Zobamambafoo Remix” Feat. Lil Uzi Vert & Lil Yachty (prod. by Danny Wolf)

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The Background

Straight out of east Atlanta, Pablo Juan has come a long way from his humble beginnings. While his family instilled in him a strong moral code, it was his impoverished environment and the neighborhood OG’s that gave him the G code. Rapping wasn’t a part of his original life plan, but he did have a way with words and he also had a way with hustling. Combining his talents, the dapper MC churned out a string of underground anthems that caused the streets to talk and as fate would have it, Gucci Mane was one of the listeners. Now co-signed by La Flare himself on 1017 Records, the lyrical rock star is steadily building a career off of being an artist from which you never know what to expect.