Prince of Buckhead

The Prince of Buckhead has always been charged to lead the music industry down a road less traveled. The Eastside Atlanta native grew up in singing in church, writing raps and listening to a wide range of classics like Jay-Z, 2 PAC, Biggie, Lauryn Hill, Lil Wayne and later exploring the range and skill of respected greats like Bob Marley and Whitney Houston. Prince of Buckhead’s sound has involved into a blend of classic soul as well as southern rap legends Eightball & MJG, Master P, 2 Chainz, and Outkast. Together he and high-school friend/producer Trap Pianist (Young Jeezy, Ace Hood) are boldly working to revive an era where southern music was filled with both unique storytelling and wild Freaknik-powered anthems. “I have a unique ability to bring you into my world with descriptive and raw lyrics that depict a life most rappers never display. I don’t glorify lifestyles that I’ve never been apart of,” explains Prince of Buckhead. “My name, Prince of Buckhead comes from the streets of Atlanta. As a hustler, people choose your name based off of what you do & who you are & where you're from. I come from an affluent family with an affluent business in Buckhead.” Family, education, and entrepreneurship aren’t just things Prince raps about, it is his everyday life. In 2019, The Prince was featured on the Grand Hustle’s/HoodRich Mixtape, Talk Yo Shyt volumes 4 & 5 and Let That Shyt Ride 2 all hosted by DJ MLK.