There’s A New Travis Scott Compilation Album - And It Features Rosalía, Young Thug, And More

Travis Scott is ending the decade, and the year, on a high note with Jackboys, a compilation album from his Cactus Jack record label. It's their first collective release and is built around its roster of Sheck Wes, Don Toliver, Chase B, Octavian, and Scott himself. With features from Rosalía, Young Thug, and more, it's the best glimpse of what Cactus Jack can do and what sort of energy that the label brings to the table.


Scott launched Cactus Jack in 2017. He revealed in a interview that his reason for building a record label was to "help other artists, launch new names, and to offer possibilities Cactus Jack is built around one promise to Scott's artists that he's decided to keep in place: "No lying to the artists about album release dates or budgets of videos and albums"


Right now that their album is out, fans can finally get a chance listen to what Cactus Jack is about. The 7-track project opens with a surprise remix to Scott's "Highest In The Room" that features Rosalía and Lil Baby. Rosalía's cover of Scott's ad-libs is endlessly amusing and Lil Baby finds ways to personify his diamonds in only ways that he can. Following that, Scott, Sheck Wes, Don Toliver, and Luxury Tax twirl around each other on the slippery "Gang Gang."


The Cactus Jack cast all pop up during the album alongside its high-powered visitors. Quavo and Offset of Migos bring some heavy artillery to "Had Enough" and label figurehead Scott has some fun with Young Thug who pops up on "Out West" to discuss all things sex. The last track, "Gatti," features rising rapper Pop Smoke – who went viral from his hit song, "Welcome To The Party" – and splits its carnage between him and Scott evenly. It's a fitting end to a LP that's about slotting in visitors in creative places as much as it is about showcasing its eclectic combination of talent from Cactus Jack. The excitement for the individual artists' releases will certainly grow.


Stream Jack Boys up above.