Released as a prelude to his debut studio album, "Days Before Rodeo" by Travi$ Scott, presented by G.O.O.D. Music, captures the experimental essence and ambitious sound that would catapult Scott to the forefront of the hip-hop scene. This project, blending psychedelic sounds with trap influences, showcases Scott's unique style and his ability to collaborate with a diverse array of artists to create something truly distinctive.
 
The mixtape opens with "Days Before Rodeo: The Prayer," setting a moody, atmospheric tone that permeates the project. Scott’s haunting vocals and introspective lyrics immediately establish the mixtape’s dark, reflective vibe.
 
"Mamacita," featuring Rich Homie Quan and Young Thug, follows as one of the standout tracks, marked by its catchy hook and compelling verses. This track exemplifies Scott's knack for creating infectious collaborations that still allow his gritty aesthetic to shine through.
 
"Quintana Pt. 2" is a continuation of a track from Scott’s earlier work, further developing his themes of struggle and fame with a deeper, more polished sound. "Drugs You Should Try It" delves into a melodic, almost dreamlike exploration of escapism and desire, highlighting Scott's ability to blend singing with rapping in a fluid, engaging way.
 
"Don't Play," featuring Big Sean and The 1975, combines rock elements with rap in a bold declaration of Scott’s artistic independence and refusal to conform. "Skyfall," featuring Young Thug, is another highlight, with both artists lamenting changes in their relationships due to their rising fame, laid over a haunting, minimalist beat that complements their flows.
 
"Zombies" and "Sloppy Toppy," featuring Migos and Peewee Longway, contrast each other; the former is introspective and somber, while the latter is an energetic, hedonistic anthem. Both tracks showcase Scott's versatility and his skill in adapting his style to different beats and themes.
 
"Basement Freestyle" offers raw insight into Scott’s artistic process and personal journey, followed by "Backyard," which reflects on his roots and the simplicity of home life before fame. "Grey" continues the introspective theme, with a subdued, melancholic beat that matches the reflective lyrics.
 
The mixtape closes with "BACC***" (Bonus), a vigorous, upbeat track that leaves listeners with a lasting impression of Scott's dynamic energy and potential.
 
"Days Before Rodeo" is not just a collection of songs; it's a complex tapestry of sounds and stories that paint a vivid picture of Travi$ Scott's artistic vision. It’s a crucial work that not only set the stage for his later successes but also solidified his reputation as a pioneer in the fusion of contemporary hip-hop and psychedelic music. This mixtape is essential for understanding the evolution of Travi$ Scott as an artist and a key player in shaping modern hip-hop aesthetics.

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Days Before Rodeo

Days Before Rodeo: The Prayer

Mamacita (Feat. Rich Homie Quan & Young Thug)

Quintana Pt. 2

Drugs You Should Try It

Don't Play (Feat. Big Sean & The 1975)

Skyfall (Feat. Young Thug)

Zombies

Sloppy Toppy (Feat. Migos & Peewee Longway)

Basement Freestyle

Backyard

Grey

BACC*** (Bonus)

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