He turns everybody he touches into a guest in his world, a place that’s often dark and moody in sound and full of energy everywhere else.
Travi$ Scott is a great curator of concepts - or, depending on who you talk to, is good at snatching ideas/songs from others.
Cudi’s contribution to “Way Back” is minimal in comparison to “Through the Late Night,” which is a big nod to one of Cudi’s biggest hits to date. On his sophomore album, La Flame accomplished a career-long dream in working with Kid Cudi not once but twice. Cole once said, “long live your idols, may they never become your rivals.” We’ve seen the phrase ring true for many artists in the past - think LL and Canibus or Weezy and Thug - but Travi$ Scott made sure that his idol became his friend. The Standout is here to highlight one record from a particular album that fits the criteria above.Īlbum: Travi$ Scott’s Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight. After a few listens, I tend to pick out favorites I religiously quote, place on playlists and recommend to friends. It’s like test driving a car: wavering back and forth between committing and seeking alternatives with every turn. I love the process of giving an album a spin from start to finish. Every day, new bodies of work flood iTunes and your favorite mixtape sites.
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