'Part Four, Death Notes' is the fourth installment of the Esch project.
Part one through three were made through my career behind the scenes and I decided to start with four because I'm a Star Wars fan.

Working on this project was very healing during a time in my life where I had crippling social anxiety. It's more of a soundtrack than it is an album. Each track touches on moments of my life in music, my new tastes in sounds and fondness of specific genre's that inspired me.

I fell in love making this body of work because it was the first time i've really felt confident in my abilities as a producer. I pulled vulnerability, and authenticity out while working on this body of work and found myself, as cringe as that may sound.

It started with a question in Portland Oregon's famous Japanese garden, "If I were to die tomorrow, what would people remember me for?'

I hope these songs find you.

- Christian Legaspi, Esch

Credits:

Esch - Producer, Mixing Engineer, Mastering Engineer
Christian Legaspi - Cover Art

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Part Four, Death Notes [.BassCulture LP 00]

Liberty’s Song

Foreign Grime

Death Notes

Shifting

Genre Fluid

Undeniable

Sunflower

Esch Means Fire

Cali

Part Four, Death Notes

Sound The Alarm

Homesick

You Can't Hate Me Like I Do [VIP]

Kapwa

Don’t Underestimate Anyone From Humboldt

Esch is an electronic music producer and DJ based in California. His work is best described as eclectically genre fluid and forward thinking, molding heavy bass - hip hop beats with experimental grime and dark dubstep.

Part Four, Death Notes [.BassCulture LP 00]

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