White Prince of the South is one of RCX’s rawest and most complete mixtapes to date—bringing together already released fan favorites, rare deep cuts from the vault, exclusive collaborations, and a handful of unreleased tracks all in one project. Built with a dark Southern energy and backed by heavy 808s, distorted bass, and aggressive lyricism, the mixtape blends trap, Southern hip-hop, horrorcore, and trap metal into a sound that feels gritty, rebellious, and unmistakably RCX.

The project pulls from multiple eras of RCX’s catalog, giving longtime listeners a mix of songs they know alongside rare material that hasn’t been easy to find. White Prince of the South also features collaborations with King Rab, Ashes, Hoax, Tim Torment, Yung Odin, and Don Orius, adding even more styles and voices to the chaos while keeping RCX front and center throughout the project.

From dark late-night bangers and Southern street anthems to horror-inspired underground cuts and trap-metal aggression, White Prince of the South captures every side of RCX’s sound. It’s heavy, loud, unpredictable, and packed with underground energy—a collection made for longtime supporters, new listeners discovering the catalog, and anybody who likes their hip-hop with grit, attitude, and a little danger. This is RCX at full volume: Southern roots, underground mentality, and zero interest in playing it safe.