Travis Scott – RODEO but it’s a 1950s Doo-Wop Album | Cloud 9 Radio

00:00 - Pornography
04:47 - Oh My Dis Side (feat. Quavo)
08:04 - 3500 (feat. Future & 2 Chainz)
13:01 - Wasted (feat. Juicy J)
14:55 - 90210 (feat. Kacy Hill)
18:45 - Pray 4 Love (feat. The Weeknd)
22:05 - Nightcrawler (feat. Swae Lee & Chief Keef)
26:00 - Piss On Your Grave (feat. Kanye West)
28:38 - Antidote
32:11 - Impossible
35:42 - Maria I’m Drunk (feat. Justin Bieber & Young Thug)
40:08 - Flying High (feat. Toro y Moi)
42:35 - I Can Tell
46:06 - Apple Pie
49:21 - Ok Alright (feat. ScHoolboy Q)
54:16 - Never Catch Me

It’s a humid Friday night in Third Ward, Houston, 1959. The sky’s purple-orange, cicadas buzzing, and a candy-apple-red ’59 Cadillac Fleetwood is parked under the streetlamp outside the Eldorado Ballroom. Top down, whitewalls glowing. No rattling trap drums, just a strolling upright piano, brushed snares soft as church fans, and a six-man crew of velvet tenors floating “ooh-wah-ooh-wah” under the lead.
La Flame steps out in a midnight-blue sharkskin suit, process high as the Texas sky, voice pitched up smooth and dreamy, crooning about “night riders,” “90210 dreams,” and “flying high on that rodeo.” The Rodeo Boys stack buttery harmonies behind every bar, turning every “straight up” into a heartbreak “shoo-bop-doo-wop” and every psychedelic flex into pure satin.
Every song glides like hydraulics on Cuney Homes, dice swinging from the mirror, girls in poodle skirts leaning over the door, the whole block swaying while he paints the town in chrome and reverb. It’s space-age heartbreak meets Sunday-morning church cadence.
This ain’t a remix; it’s the full Rodeo album re-born as the smoothest, highest, most dangerous doo-wop record ever cut in H-Town. Pop the collar, drop the top, let the Fleetwood float, and ride slow under the stars. ☁️9