Pooh Shiesty is back with new music — but this time, he’s dropping an entire album while sitting behind bars.
The Memphis rapper officially released his highly anticipated project ALL EYES ON SHIEST on Friday, August 7, giving fans a fresh batch of music as he continues to deal with his ongoing federal case.
Released through 1017 Global and Atlantic Records, the project arrives as Pooh Shiesty’s first full-length release since his previous Shiesty Season era and comes with plenty of attention surrounding it.
The album features appearances from GloRilla, Sexyy Red, BIG30, K Carbon, Baby Slime and Tay Keith, with Shiesty using several songs to reflect on his life, incarceration and everything happening around him.
The project kicks off with “I’m Back” before moving into songs including “Federal Reality,” “Reap What You Sow,” “Last Man Breathin,” “Collecting Tears,” “Still on Timing,” “Booty Club,” “McLaren Truck,” “CMO Freestyle,” “Bigger Than the Program” and more.
Shiesty began teasing the album earlier this week with “Last Man Breathin,” giving fans a preview of the mindset behind the project. The song arrived just days before the album and marked his first new release since his latest arrest.
The timing of the album makes the release even more notable.
Pooh Shiesty is currently in federal custody while fighting allegations stemming from a Dallas recording-studio incident involving Gucci Mane and others. Prosecutors have accused Shiesty, whose real name is Lontrell Williams Jr., of participating in an alleged armed takeover connected to a dispute involving his recording contract. Shiesty has pleaded not guilty, and his trial is currently scheduled for February 2027.
Despite everything happening outside of music, Shiesty is still making sure his name stays in the conversation.
The project also includes previously released material, including “FDO” and “MANE” featuring GloRilla, while newer records bring together some of Memphis and hip-hop’s biggest names. The late producer Tay Keith is also involved on “Booty Club,” which features Sexyy Red.
For fans who have been waiting for Shiesty to officially return to the album game, ALL EYES ON SHIEST gives them exactly that — a new body of work from one of Memphis’ most recognizable young rappers, released under circumstances that make the project impossible to ignore.
And judging by the early reactions online, fans already have their favorites.
Stream Pooh Shiesty’s ALL EYES ON SHIEST now on major streaming platforms.