Travis has become one of the biggest artists in the world, but his sound hasn't changed much over the years. It's usually heavy trap inspired, drowning in auto-tune, with the same ab-lbs ("it's lit") sprinkled in.

I'm a big Travis fan, but feel like he lacks the ability to do something fresh and take a big risk on this next album.

He definitely pushes the envelope on certain elements but still feels contained in that singular sound he came up on.

I personally would love to see him going more left field with a project and really show his range. Feel like he'd kill a semi-experimental album given his creativity.

Going to be in heavy rotation either way for me. But feels like there's so much untapped potential with him.

Also, please DO NOT repost my avatar and mock my beautiful family.

he should do a folk album

No

Make this thread again in one month and we’ll see

Bruh u trolling?

Birds rodeo dbr none of those albums sound remotely similar

Even astroworld is some entirely different s***

he recently said he's been inspired by Honestly Nevermind and Utopia will be a house album

Been lacking

Idk but his last few singles were the worst music he’s ever made

Nah his sound has progressed and become more experimental imo.
The only thing that travis is lacking are his lyrics. He doesn't rap about anything substantial. Even when he attempts to, its mostly about nothing (e.g. Coffee Bean).

I understand Utopia will show heavy new wave influence.

I haven't enjoyed a Travis Scott song in awhile. It started with that terrible song Franchise

mafia?

i cant say till the album drop

Did the new album drop?

Yup, his sound in the trap scene when he was on the come-up was unique, but it grew stale over the years.

I'm still excited for "Topia", but I'm not expecting it to f*** the game up.

And the next Travis hate thread

stale is def what i'm thinking too

Lmao

yes but you could say that about almost anyone

Travis Scott's discography lacks new music so I have no idea how to meaningfully discuss this until Utopia drops. It's been 5 years.

Yeah that one isn't bad but he got carried by Cole

I'm normally a traditionalist & don't really f*** with Trap music whatsoever.

But Trav def caught my ear early on.

Especially with "DBR" & "Rodeo".

"Birds" onward however

They aren't bad albums per-say, but they just all began to mesh at that point.

Which is why artists like Kendrick & Kanye (especially in the mainstream) are so needed cause they continue to push the soundscape of our culture.

Also keeps their sound fresh (even though I don't really f*** with Ye's s*** as of late, but still admire that he's trying new things)

u guys just really be saying anything. jcole said 3 words on that