Travis Scott Reportedly Played 'Utopia' For Houston Astros

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Travis Scott played his new album Utopia for the Houston Astros to tease its forthcoming release.

In today’s world, an artist can release an album and in two months, fans are already expecting another project. One artist who hasn’t let it change his creative process however is Travis Scott. His last album Astroworld was released almost five years ago and that album took so long to create that he released another before it.

His next album will be called Utopia, and according to Complex, private listening sessions have already started.

On Monday, Travis Scott was seen in the Houston Astros dugout where he played his album for the team. During that outing, FOX 26 Houston’s Mark Berman caught up with Travis and the rapper revealed that Utopia is “on the way.”

Scott also added that he played the project for the baseball team to “get’em right for the game” and said that it’s being mastered which means it’s likely in its final stages and in the hands of producer, Mike Dean.

In related news, TMZ spotted Travis’ and his security in Hollywood, and the security guard had the album in a briefcase handcuffed to his wrist.

That level of security means one thing; the rollout has begun.