Mixtape: Hoodrich Pablo Juan – Designer Drugz 3

Signed to 1017 Records, the ATL Rapper Shares a Star-Studded, 14-Track Trapstravaganza

10.6.2017

Critical Praise for Hoodrich Pablo Juan:

“Nine out of ten rap fans seem to agree: Hoodrich Pablo Juan is up next.” – Complex

“Pablo’s been quietly, steadily improving for months. And last week, he released his Designer Drugz 3 mixtape, one of the most consistently enjoyable rap full-lengths I’ve heard in recent memory.” – Stereogum

The Mixtape:

Well-known for his nimble, soft-spoken flow and his hard-as-nails lyrics, HoodRich Pablo Juan is the next heir to Atlanta’s trap throne. Recruiting a murderer’s row of guests for his latest project, HoodRich Pablo Juan shares Designer Drugz 3. Released via 1017 Records, Designer Drugz 3 is Pablo Juan’s coming out party, as he holds his own with some of the most accomplished members of ATL’s A-List. The new project features previously released highlights such as the bouncy player’s anthem “We Don’t Luv Em” (449K views on YouTube), noted as a future hit in Complex’s Bout to Blow column, the Metro Boomin-produced “I Do This” (144k plays on SoundCloud), the off-kilter, Migos-assisted “Do What I Wanna Do,” and the MadeinTYO-featuring banger “B.M.F.“ Featuring appearances from Gucci Mane, Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Yachty, Migos, MadeinTYO, Playboi Carti, Chief Keef, TK Kravitz, and others, and top-of-the-line production from the likes of Metro Boomin, Zaytoven, Nard & B, Cassius Jay, DJ Spinz, Honorable C-Note and others, Designer Drugz 3 is a non-stop collection of trap bangers, with Pablo Juan anchoring the album with his understated charisma and creative flows.

Explained HoodRich Pablo Juan in a recent interview with XXL: “Guwop told me, ‘When you call it a mixtape or an album, they judge it differently.’ Judge my shit differently. This is the album. It’s gonna be the last Designer Drugz.”

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 slick-talking rhymes, 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 racked up 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.

Designer Drugz 3: https://Empire.lnk.to/DesignerDrugz3 // https://soundcloud.com/hoodrichpablojuan/sets/designer-drugz-3

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.