UTOPIA is some of Trav’s most experimental work yet. The production on certain songs is so different and refreshing to Trav’s usual psychedelic trap beats, proving he is still developing as an artist and trying those different sounds. This demonstrates his incredible versatility. Listening to this album feels like a journey going through different worlds, landscapes and feelings. Each song brings an individual mood and vibe, from the chaos of SIRENS to reflection experienced by ... read more

Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight is a little disappointing compared to Trav’s stellar performance on Rodeo. There is a lack of memorable production and no theme evident making it hard for the tracks to flow. A lot of the tracks seem to be repetitive with little happening in the verses. However, there are some catchy tracks and late-night drive beats. Features from Kendrick, The Weeknd, Andre 3000 and Young Thug would be my highlights.
Top 3 tracks: the ends, coordinate, pick up the phone.

Rodeo is Travis Scott’s best album to date (2025) and I regard it as THE best trap album. There are no misses which has made it so hard to choose a favourite. The production is insane with an eerie and dark feeling constantly portrayed throughout the course of the album (exception = Apple Pie which is a beautiful light moment - THAT PIANO!). The dialogue/storytelling from T.I and Trav shape the album, giving it a common theme that it follows which allows for a flawless flow between ... read more

Melt My Eyes See Your Future encompasses an incredible balance between hype tracks that are in wildly your face and slower tracks that are reflective masterpieces where Zel shares personal stories about his career build-up (in the form of poetry) along with the delivery of hard hitting truths of this century. So many memorable tracks if not for their catchy chorus, it’s for their production. Denzel’s selection of and chemistry with the features is superb and I love the stylistic ... read more