Rygin King Tickets

Rygin King is the stage name of Matthew Smith, a dynamic reggae and dancehall artist born August 22, 1994 in St. James, Jamaica (Montego Bay area). Known for raw storytelling, melodic hooks, and a steady rise through the Reggae/Dancehall scene, he’s built a global following while staying true to his roots. From a breakout with Therapy to a powerhouse sophomore release, Recovery, Rygin King has cemented his place as a must-watch performer on stages across the Caribbean, United States, and beyond. We’ve got you covered with a concise bio, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information so you can secure your seats to see him live.

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Biography

Born Matthew Smith on August 22, 1994, in St. James, Jamaica (the Montego Bay area), Rygin King emerged as a distinctive voice in reggae and dancehall. He launched his recording career under the banner of Rygin Trap Records, delivering a string of singles from 2018 onward that helped him develop a loyal following across Jamaica and the Caribbean. His 2022 debut album, Therapy, debuted at #11 on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart and earned the Best Reggae/Dancehall Album award at Jamaica’s awards circuit, a recognition reported by local outlets including the Jamaica Star. He followed with a strong sophomore effort, Recovery, released on June 14, 2024, featuring collaborations with Damian Marley and Chronic Law. In 2025, his touring presence expanded with Bounce Musik Festival Tour appearances in the U.S. (Georgia, New York, Connecticut) and shows in Jamaica and St. Maarten, continuing his momentum on international stages.

Discography Highlights

• Therapy (2022) — Debuted at #11 on Billboard Reggae Albums
• Recovery (2024) — Features Damian Marley and Chronic Law
• Singles spanning 2018–2025 including: Saunas (2023), Meaning (2024), Things Done Change (2024), Rice And Peas (2025)