JAKARTA - Travis Scott revealed that his latest music album project, which is in the process of being worked on, is inspired by a row of musicians and bands across genres, including the legendary British band Oasis, as well as the hard rock band Van Halen.
Scott made the statement while giving an update on the progress of his new music.
"I'm working on an album right now, and it's just so incredible," Scott said in a recent interview with Variety.
"I keep pushing myself to improve the audio quality in order to try to create something I've never created before," he continued.
Although he is still keeping details about the character and the main concept of his latest recording, Scott revealed a number of big names that he refers to.
In addition to Oasis and Van Halen, he quoted the music group Parliament, Don Toliver, Raphael Saadiq, to the French electronic music duo Daft Punk. In particular, he highlighted Van Halen as a reference because it has a majestic refrain and a strong bass line.
In addition to being influenced by a series of cross-genre musicians, Scott explained that the experiences he gained while touring the world also shaped the direction of the creativity of his latest album.
He is determined to present music and stage design that can reach all audiences in the stadium.
"I have to work twice as hard to try to make something that can reach the audience in the back row. How can I reach them like the person standing right next to me," said Scott. "So, that's my focus right now, trying to scale the show to a more theatrical aspect."
Scott's artistic exploration does not stop at the music industry. Recently, he was involved in the film by director Christopher Nolan, "The Odyssey". In the film, Scott appears as a supporting actor who brings the story of the Trojan War.
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