Atlanta has a hot new group running the clubs right now, and they are setting the record straight. Travis Porter, the Decatur trio of Ali, Quez and Strap, sat down with FreddyO at Powerfest in Augusta to speak on the situation everybody has been talking about: their ongoing issue with fellow Atlanta artist Roscoe Dash over the hit record “All the Way Turnt Up.”
For anybody who has stepped into a club or turned on the radio in the South this year, “All the Way Turnt Up” needs no introduction. The song is a certified anthem, but its success has come with controversy. Travis Porter say the record is theirs, while a version featuring Roscoe Dash has also been circulating heavily, and the confusion over whose song it really is has turned into one of the most talked-about disagreements among Atlanta’s new generation of artists.
In this exclusive interview, the group addresses the situation directly, in their own words, and makes it clear where they stand. With a heavy mixtape buzz, a growing fan base and their names ringing from Atlanta to Augusta and beyond, Travis Porter are focused on proving that they are much more than one record. The trio’s chemistry and party-starting sound have made them one of the most in-demand young acts in Georgia, and moments like this one show how fast the spotlight can bring both success and drama.
Whether the two sides work it out or keep going back and forth, one thing is certain: Atlanta’s new wave is here, and everybody is watching. Stay tuned to FreddyO for more from Travis Porter, including new music and more exclusives, and press play above to hear the group speak for themselves.
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