Headie One & Future Collide On "Hear No Evil"

Headie One and Future connect for a highlight off of "EDNA."

BYAron A.Oct 10, 20204.9K Views

The journey to release Headie One's debut album hasn't been necessarily smooth. He was locked up at the top of the year before being released due to COVID-19. And while he's remained one of the hottest artists out of the UK this year, the COVID-19 pandemic didn't allow him to do a full roll out as planned. Nonetheless, anticipation has been high and with the release of EDNA, it's safe to say the wait was well worth it.

Stacking the tracklist with a slew of collaborators, Headie One takes a trip to Atlanta with the assistance of Future on "Hear No Evil." The pair slide through with flashbacks of bandos on their first collaboration together. 5ive Beats lays down the skeletal for the UK drill banger mixed with Toronto's WondaGurl who infuses her ominous sound into the production.

Check out the record below.

Quotable Lyrics
My lifestyle, look at the flick of the wrist
The hood gettin' hot when you're flippin' the brick
Forty-one points, VVS on swish
Livin' this life in the cameras and lights

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