DJ Screw - Diary Of The Originator Chapter 303 ESG 94

Review by Raymon Schouwenaar

DJ Screw's album, Diary Of The Originator Chapter 303 ESG 94, is a stunning piece of work that showcases the late artist's mastery of the chopped and screwed technique. The album features tracks from Houston rapper ESG's 1994 debut album, Sailin' Da South, and DJ Screw's signature touch elevates the already impressive tracks to new heights.

The album begins with "Intro," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its slow, hypnotic beat and ESG's smooth flow. From there, the album seamlessly transitions from one track to the next, with each one showcasing DJ Screw's unique ability to manipulate the tempo and pitch of the original songs.

One standout track is "Swangin' and Bangin'," which features a haunting guitar riff and ESG's gritty lyrics about life on the streets. DJ Screw's chopped and screwed version of the track adds an extra layer of intensity to the already powerful song.

Another standout track is "U Ain't No Killah," which features a menacing beat and ESG's aggressive flow. DJ Screw's remix of the track slows things down, but still manages to capture the song's raw energy.

Summary by Raymon Schouwenaar

Diary Of The Originator Chapter 303 ESG 94 is a must-listen for fans of chopped and screwed music. DJ Screw's masterful remixes of ESG's tracks showcase his unique talent and cement his legacy as one of the most influential figures in Southern hip-hop.