Album

Heels Have Eyes

Westside Gunn

2025 · Hip Hop

8 collectors on Gatefold own this

Heels Have Eyes by Westside Gunn

Heels Have Eyes is a Hip-Hop album by Westside Gunn, originally released in 2025. On Gatefold: 13 pressings tracked, owned by 8 collectors.

About

Since putting on his first Heels Have Eyes event in Philadelphia concurrent with WrestleMania XL back in April 2024, hip-hop impresario Westside Gunn has fashioned himself into a full-blown pro-wrestling promoter. That should come as no surprise to the Griselda Records faithful, who’ve followed his WWE-indebted lyricism and kayfabe-derived cover art all these years. Roughly one year later, on the eve of a much buzzed-about Las Vegas installment, he drops this EP-length release that links to his 4th Rope brand. Following the secular gospel opener “FISHSCALE FRIDAY,” he slips into Flygod mode for the rugged boom-bap reboot “EINSTEIN KITCHEN.” Stripped of the guest list that hopped into the ring on the preceding <i>12</i>, he appears to holler even louder over the choral soul of the Harry Fraud-produced “GORO.” Helmed by Denny Laflare, the piano-driven “DAVEY BOY SMITH” nods to a long-departed Hall of Famer while Gunn rattles off a referential barrage.

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Tracklist

  1. 1FISHSCALE FRIDAY0:58
  2. 2EINSTEIN KITCHEN1:22
  3. 3GORO2:08
  4. 4DAVEY BOY SMITH3:31
  5. 5EGYPT2:10

Sound DNA

  • Hip-Hop
  • West Coast
  • gritty
  • menacing
  • urban

Credits

The people behind it.

Production & Engineering

  • Westside GunnEXECUTIVE-PRODUCER
  • Cee GeePRODUCER
  • Denny LaFlarePRODUCER
  • Harry FraudPRODUCER
  • Mr. GreenPRODUCER

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