Travis Scott – Astroworld

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Artist: Travis Scott

Title: Astroworld

Year: 2018

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Tracklist

  • 1. STARGAZING (4:30)
  • 2. CAROUSEL (3:00)
  • 3. SICKO MODE (5:12)
  • 4. R.I.P. SCREW (3:05)
  • 5. STOP TRYING TO BE GOD (5:38)
  • 6. NO BYSTANDERS (3:38)
  • 7. SKELETONS (2:25)
  • 8. WAKE UP (3:51)
  • 9. 5% TINT (3:16)
  • 10. NC-17 (2:36)
  • 11. ASTROTHUNDER (2:22)
  • 12. YOSEMITE (2:30)
  • 13. CAN'T SAY (3:18)
  • 14. WHO? WHAT! (2:56)
  • 15. BUTTERFLY EFFECT (3:10)
  • 16. HOUSTONFORNICATION (3:37)
  • 17. COFFEE BEAN (3:29)

Review

"Astroworld," Travis Scott’s third studio album, dropped like a bomb on August 3, 2018, and it’s nothing short of a sonic wonderland. Paying tribute to the now-gone Six Flags AstroWorld in Houston, Texas, this album mixes hip-hop and psychedelic rap into a wild, nostalgic soundscape that’s as forward-thinking as it is retrospective. Featuring heavy-hitting collabs with icons like Frank Ocean, Drake, Swae Lee, Kid Cudi, and The Weeknd, "Astroworld" packs a punch with its eclectic lineup.

The production on "Astroworld" is next-level, with beats crafted by a diverse crew that includes Scott himself, Mike Dean, Allen Ritter, and WondaGurl. This album is more than just vibes; it's a deeply personal journey for Scott, steeped in love, loss, and self-discovery, with nods to his Houston roots and the joy the theme park once brought. Tracks like "Stargazing" and "Coffee Bean" are catchy earworms, while "Skeletons" and "Wake Up" push hip-hop's boundaries. "Astroworld" rocked the charts, debuting at number one on the Billboard 200 and snagging a four-times platinum certification. It even bagged Album of the Year at the 2019 BET Hip Hop Awards, solidifying its place as a classic in Scott’s evolving artistry. - Casey

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