Heavy on the Soul

Leading the charge on the five-track EP of the same name, “Heavy on the Soul” is a reflective, emotionally charged anthem that wrestles with the weight of love as time passes. Rex Mundi The Great delivers a raw and resonant performance, blending introspective lyricism with a moody, rock-infused soundscape that feels both timeless and urgent

Track two on the Heavy on the Soul EP, “Maneater” is a dark, seductive descent into the psyche of a woman who loves like a predator—ruthless, magnetic, and unapologetically lethal.

Shes a Man Eater

The third track on Heavy on the Soul dives into the murky waters of ego and self-deception, offering a slow, reflective unraveling of narcissistic behavior—sometimes aimed at someone else, sometimes turned inward. The lyrics don’t shout; they observe, hinting at manipulation, denial, and the quiet ache of self-awareness. “Maybe You’re a Narcissist” doesn’t accuse—it lingers, asking the kind of questions that stick long after the music fades.

Maybe Your A Narcissist

The fourth track on Heavy on the Soul, “Insignificant,” is a raw moment of realization—about always crawling back to the ones who hurt you, chasing love that never truly heals. It’s vulnerable, honest, and quietly devastating.

Insignificant

The fifth and final track on Heavy on the Soul, “So Naïve,” is a ballad-like pop piece that lays bare the bittersweet truth of growing up. With soft melodies and sharp lyrics, it captures the sting of youthful idealism colliding with harsh reality—where trust fades, dreams bruise, and innocence doesn’t always survive the ride.

So Naïve

Rex Mundi The Great is a Tennessee native rapper and hip-hop producer. He has been producing tracks for over fifteen years but with a recent return to the main scene after a five-year hiatus. Currently, he is recording a rap album to follow up the recent release of his rap mixtape along with new beats released along the way. 

Rex Mundi prides his music on being different and eccentric. He takes his name from the Gnostic text of the Middle Ages and often ties his music to religious art and ideas. The artist has high hopes for the future.