The day Travis Scott fans have been waiting for is here at last. 10 years after its initial release, DAYS BEFORE RODEO has landed on streaming services.
Scott’s sophomore mixtape, DAYS BEFORE RODEO first dropped (for free) on August 18, 2014, with 11 tracks including “Quintana Pt. 2,” “Don’t Play” with Big Sean and The 1975 and “Skyfall” with Young Thug; a twelfth song, “Bacc” was added later on.
For its tenth anniversary re-release, La Flame has also unveiled a “Deluxe” edition of the iconic LP, unleashing a handful of tracks “from the vault,” recorded during the DAYS BEFORE RODEO sessions that didn’t make the album’s first-round cut. Exclusively available on the rapper’s website, the digital deluxe is equipped with five unreleased cuts: “Mo City Flexologist,” “Too Many Chances,” “Yeah Yeah” (with Young Thug), “Serenade”, and “Whole Lots Changed”.
Scott played a one-night-only show in Atlanta last night to commemorate the reissue of the album, performing almost the entirety of the project. He live debuted “Grey” and “Days Before Rodeo: The Prayer,” and brought out Quavo for the duo’s first-ever joint performance of “Sloppy Toppy.” After running through the OG tracklist, he let it rip on “MoCity Flexologist,” “Yeah Yeah” and “Too Many Chances.”
And now, the words we’ve all been waiting to hear: stream DAYS BEFORE RODEO on all DSPs now.
