Travis Scott has set his sights on potential collaborations with two of the biggest names in pop music—Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter.
The 33-year-old rapper expressed his admiration for the Grammy-winning artists and shared his aspirations in a recent interview on Monday, February 10th.
Speaking to Billboard in a cover story, the Fein rapper revealed, “This might sound wild, but I would love to get Taylor Swift or Sabrina Carpenter on a hook. I have some incredible ideas, and I think their voices would elevate the music in a unique way.”
In addition to Swift and Carpenter, Scott also mentioned that he has a strong interest in working with the band Khruangbin, known for their distinctive blend of psychedelic rock and funk.
Addressing speculation about competition between his mixtape Days Before Rodeo and Carpenter’s album Short n’ Sweet, which were both climbing the charts last year, Scott dismissed any rivalry. “Charts, shmarts, man. Who even measures that? Her album’s cool. Days Before Rodeo is 10 years old. It all works.”
Scott also took the opportunity to tease new music, hinting that he is in the final stages of perfecting an upcoming album. “I’ve still got some tweaking to do on the album title, but I’m making progress,” he shared.
Reflecting on his past work, Scott noted that Utopia was an attempt to push musical boundaries and that he continues to strive for artistic evolution. “With Utopia, I was aiming to take things to the highest level possible, and I’m still pushing for that.”
The My Eyes hitmaker expressed excitement about his evolving creative process, highlighting how much he enjoys experimenting with music. “I’ve been having so much fun in the studio. It’s great to be artistic and just enjoy the process. Lately, I’ve been producing more and taking an active role in shaping my album’s sound. It’s making the experience even more exciting, and honestly, I can’t wait to share it with everyone.”
With fresh ideas and an evolving sound, Scott’s enthusiasm for upcoming projects suggests that fans can anticipate groundbreaking collaborations and new music in the near future.