Rygin King’s ‘Therapy’ First Week Album Sales Are In

Rygin King’s debut album Therapy has sold 750 units, during its first week of release in the United States.

This includes 250 copies in pure album sales and 800,000 in audio and video streaming in the US, according to data provided to DancehallMag from Billboard’s sales tracker Luminate.

The 11-track project has so far picked up 1,500 units in the US over its lifetime (including pre-released tracks)  This includes 2.4 million in audio and video streaming.

Therapy was independently released on September 9 via Rygin Trap Records with popular songs such as the title track Therapy, Circumstances, and Broken. 

The single Therapy currently has over 3.3 million views on YouTube.

The album speaks on King’s road to recovery, following a gun attack in 2020 that almost claimed his life and left him unable to walk.

King told the Jamaica STAR that “it was not the easiest” feat to compile an album focussing on all the emotions that he had been experiencing.  “It wasn’t easy doing it, where me disabled in a way. It’s just something I wanted to do for myself. It wasn’t easy…just know that,” he had said in an interview.

King, 27, whose real name is Matthew Smith, came to prominence in 2018, and is known for songs like Tuff, How Me Grow, and Ruption.

Correction:  This article had incorrectly attributed Therapy‘s lifetime sales figures to its first week total.  It has been updated.