Travis Scott reveals the first single from his upcoming album Utopia, and is a large one. The song, titled “K-POP,” was a collaboration with Bad Bunny and The Weeknd.
The song showcases the unique creative voices of the three artists in a cheerful arrangement that blends them effortlessly to create a touching, moody pop. Play the song below.
Utopia As a follow-up to Scott’s 2018 album, space world. It is his fourth full-length work to date and his first release since a crowd at the 2021 Astroworld festival left 10 dead and thousands injured. In late June, a grand jury declined to criminally indict Scott for his death at the Space World music festival.
Published on Utopia It hasn’t been announced yet, but Scott will premiere the album on July 28 in a concert at the Egyptian Pyramids.
Meanwhile, Bad Bunny recently released his new single “Where She Goes.” In May, he shared a music video for the single, which features brief guest appearances by Frank Olson, Lil Uzi Witt, Dominic Fick, soccer star Ronaldinho and more. As for his TV show “The Weeknd” Idol Possibly received more negative press than he’d hoped for, but that didn’t stop the release of the songs on its soundtrack. Last month, The Weeknd appeared on “One of the Girls,” a song from the show’s other two stars, Lily-Rose Depp and BLACKPINK’s Jennie.
