A stand-out song on Lute’s second studio album, “GoldMouf”, “Eye to Eye” features some relaxing jazzy horns and an easy-going beat that complements the down-to-earth lyrics on the track. Lute raps in the first verse about going through the motions and disliking the “fakeness” associated with industry relationships and conversations.

Cozz adds to the narrative in the second verse mentioning his own experiences working through the industry and trying to navigate personal romantic feelings while battling baggage that he still carries from his past.