Pooh Shiesty Releases All Eyes On Shiest While Awaiting Trial

Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty has officially released his new album, All Eyes On Shiest, while remaining behind bars awaiting trial on federal robbery and kidnapping charges.

The 16-track project arrived on August 7, 2026, through 1017 Records, featuring appearances from BIG30, GloRilla, Sexyy Red, K Carbon, Baby Slime, and production contributions from the late Tay Keith.

A New Album From Behind Bars

Most of the album was recorded during Pooh Shiesty’s brief period of freedom between late 2025 and early 2026.

The project stays true to his signature Memphis trap sound while exploring themes of incarceration, loyalty, street life and survival.

Leading the release is “Last Man Breathin,” a piano and violin-driven record where Shiesty reflects on his legal troubles and uncertain future.

Features and Tracklist

All Eyes On Shiest includes collaborations with several familiar names.

BIG30 appears on multiple records, while Sexyy Red joins “Booty Club.” GloRilla closes the album with the bonus track “Mane.”

The album also features K Carbon and Baby Slime, giving the project a strong Memphis influence throughout.

Legal Case Continues

Pooh Shiesty remains in custody without bond following his April 2026 arrest.

Federal prosecutors allege he participated in an armed robbery and kidnapping at a Dallas recording studio earlier this year.

His trial is currently scheduled to begin on February 22, 2027.

Despite the ongoing case, All Eyes On Shiest arrives through 1017 Records, the label founded by Gucci Mane.

Federal prosecutors claim the alleged incident centered around an attempt to force Gucci Mane to release Pooh Shiesty from his recording contract.

However, Shiesty remains signed to the label, making the album’s release one of hip-hop’s most unusual legal and business storylines.

Memphis Trap Takes Center Stage

Musically, the project leans into dark production, aggressive lyricism and emotional storytelling.

Songs like “Last Man Breathin” offer a more reflective side of the rapper, while tracks featuring BIG30 and Sexyy Red maintain the hard-hitting energy fans have come to expect.

As Pooh Shiesty awaits trial, All Eyes On Shiest serves as both a new chapter in his catalog and a reminder that his music continues reaching listeners despite his incarceration.