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Project E.T. Esco Terrestrial (Hosted By Future)
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Released on June 24, 2016, as a Freebandz world premiere on LiveMixtapes, "Project E.T. Esco Terrestrial" by DJ Esco, hosted by Future, is a powerhouse mixtape that showcases the expansive reach and creative vision of Atlanta's trap music scene. The project is packed with high-profile collaborations and chart-topping producers, delivering a diverse array of tracks that blend trap, hip-hop, and a touch of R&B.

The mixtape kicks off with the "Project E.T. Intro," produced by DJ Esco and DJ Mustard, setting a vibrant and energetic tone. This is quickly followed by "Check On Me," featuring Future, where DJ Esco and DY layer a hypnotic beat under Future’s melodic flow, creating a captivating track that combines introspection with a catchy rhythm.

"Right Now," also featuring Future and produced by DJ Esco and Cassius Jay, continues the theme of immediacy and presence, showcasing Future's unique ability to blend singing with rapping over a lush, atmospheric beat. The star-studded "100it Racks," featuring Drake, 2 Chainz, and Future, produced by DJ Esco and Southside, stands out as a highlight, offering hard-hitting verses from some of the industry's top artists, making it a quintessential trap anthem.

"Juice" and "My Blower," the latter featuring Juicy J, keep the energy high, with Future delivering hooks that are both memorable and energetic. "Too Much Sauce," featuring Lil Uzi Vert and produced by DJ Esco and Zaytoven, is a dynamic track that became a cultural phenomenon, known for its catchy chorus and vibrant beat.

The mixtape also offers "Who," a collaboration with Young Thug and produced by Metro Boomin, adding a dose of lyrical complexity and raw energy. "Party Pack," featuring Rae Sremmurd, and produced by DJ Esco and Southside, injects a party-ready vibe with its upbeat tempo and catchy lyrics.

"Married to the Game" and "Thot Hoe" delve deeper into Future's narrative style, with stark beats that accentuate the raw, emotional content of the lyrics. "Stupidly Crazy," featuring Casey Veggies and Nef The Pharaoh, and "Super Dumb," featuring Rambo So Weird, showcase DJ Esco's versatility and the ability to blend different styles and flows.

"Champagne Shower," featuring Rich Homie Quan and produced by DJ Esco and Moon, is a celebratory track that mixes Future's sharp lyrics with Quan’s melodic lines, creating a rich sonic experience. "Deal Wit It" and "Benjamins Burn" close the mixtape, with the latter produced by Metro Boomin, providing a perfect endnote with its introspective look at success and its consequences.

"Project E.T. Esco Terrestrial" is more than just a mixtape; it's a comprehensive showcase of DJ Esco's curatorial prowess and Future's versatility as a host and performer. Each track brings something unique to the table, making it a pivotal project in defining the soundscape of mid-2010s trap music. This mixtape is essential for fans of Future, DJ Esco, and anyone interested in the evolution of the Atlanta music scene.

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Project E.T. Intro [Prod. By DJ Esco & DJ Mustard]

DJ Esco