Sheek Louch Takes the “Gloves Off” With a Compact New Single
Sheek Louch has released “Gloves Off,” a compact new single available through D Block Records. The October 25 release gives listeners two versions of the track: an explicit recording running 1:32 and a radio version listed at 1:30 on Apple Music.
The official audio credits Dj Uneeq as producer and Dayzel The Machine as recording engineer. Sheek handles the vocals, with Sean Jacobs listed as lyricist and songwriter. The recording was supplied through TuneCore, and the release carries a 2026 D Block Records copyright notice.
The single’s artwork makes the title literal, with a cluster of worn red and black boxing gloves suspended from a chain. The spare image leaves the song title and artist name on opposite sides, setting up the release with a direct visual identity rather than a crowded promotional collage.
Listen to the official audio below for the complete explicit recording. Readers who prefer the alternate edit can find the radio version on the same single page. Because the two versions differ by only two seconds, the release is presented as one song with an alternate edit rather than a two-song collection.
For listeners catching up with Sheek’s solo catalog, the new single also offers a quick starting point before revisiting earlier releases. Apple Music’s artist catalog links back to Walk Witt Me from 2003, After Taxes from 2005 and Silverback Gorilla from 2008, alongside later Beast Mode projects. “Gloves Off” adds a new entry to that longer body of work.
The short format keeps this update focused on the recording itself: a new Sheek performance, a named production team and a choice of versions. Start with the official audio, then choose the edit that fits your listening setting. Keep up with PowerPage Hip-Hop News for new singles, official visuals and verified release details.
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