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Phoenix Hip-hop Artist Rhymi Hits 23k Monthly Listeners 12 Days After Album Release
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"Gemini Season" — the 16-track debut LP from independent Phoenix rapper Rhymi — has crossed 24,000 total plays and 23,400 monthly listeners on Audiomack, an algorithmically-driven indie hip-hop milestone for an artist with no major label

PHOENIX - Washingtoner -- PHOENIX, ARIZONA — May 15, 2026 — Independent hip-hop artist Rhymi has crossed 23,400 monthly listeners on Audiomack with his debut album Gemini Season, just 12 days after the project's May 3 release. Total album plays on the platform have surpassed 24,000, with no prior catalog, no major-label distribution, and no traditional press cycle to speed the climb. For an independent indie hip-hop artist out of Phoenix, the numbers represent a clear algorithmic and community signal — Gemini Season is finding its audience the old-fashioned way.

Gemini Season, distributed via DistroKid under Rhymi's label Republik Records, is a 16-track full-length built around the duality at the heart of the Gemini sign — Phoenix-rooted, melodically-driven, and intentionally introspective. The album is anchored by lead single "Two In My Ear" and includes city-specific cuts "Midnight In Peoria," "11 PM In Phoenix," and "Desert Moses".

"I made this album in the in-between moments," Rhymi says. "The drives, the late nights, the days nothing was going right. It's about the version of me that has to keep moving forward and the version of me that needs a minute. Both are real. Both are on this record."

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The Audiomack momentum positions Rhymi as one of the more talked-about indie hip-hop artists to emerge from Phoenix's 2026 release calendar. With 23.4K monthly listeners and the album still in its first month, Gemini Season is now in active editorial consideration on Audiomack and being pitched to hip-hop blogs, sync libraries, and indie playlist curators.

By the Numbers — Gemini Season (as of May 15, 2026)
  • 24,000+ total plays on Audiomack
  • 23,400+ monthly listeners on Audiomack
  • 12 days since release (May 3, 2026)
  • 16 tracks, including 2 skits and 1 memorial track
  • 0 major-label deals, 0 publicist retainers, 0 traditional press pushes

About Gemini Season

A 16-track full-length project that lives where melodic rap meets lyrical hip-hop — the kind of project that rewards both the casual stream and the close listen. Gemini Season explores the duality at the heart of the Gemini sign: ambition and reflection, confidence and doubt, the public version of self and the private one. It's not a concept album in the literal sense — it's a self-portrait in motion.

The album is rooted in Phoenix specifically — Midnight In Peoria, 11 PM In Phoenix, and Desert Moses anchor Gemini Season to a city and a sound, while cuts like The Secret Of The Yod, Sunrise, and the closer 2008 trace the broader emotional arc of the project. Two skits — both featuring Chris Cash — punctuate the album in the tradition of classic hip-hop full-lengths.

The album's third feature credit, "Double R — In Memory of Chris Cash," appears as track 11 and stands as a tribute within the larger project.

Gemini Season — Tracklist

1.    I Am RhyMi

2.    Gemini Season

3.    Two In My Ear

4.    Skit 1 (feat. Chris Cash)

5.    The Secret Of The Yod

6.    Somewhere

7.    MIDNIGHT IN PEORIA

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8.    Nina

9.    She Deserves Better

10.  Skit 2 (feat. Chris Cash)

11.  Double R — In Memory of Chris Cash

12.  One Day Away (I Got A Story)

13.  Sunrise

14.  Desert Moses

15.  11 PM In Phoenix

16.  2008

Stream Gemini Season Now
  • Audiomack: https://audiomack.com/rhymi/album/gemini-season
  • Spotify (lead single): https://open.spotify.com/track/1XgKufqKnMNH8B1T8CprC5
  • Spotify (artist): https://open.spotify.com/artist/6BSplp2fcfe9iwDWnDwQoD
  • Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/rhymi/1896254109
  • Hyperfollow (all platforms): https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/rhymi1/gemini...
  • Website: iamrhymi.com
  • TikTok: @ramirepublic (https://www.tiktok.com/@ramirepublic)

About Rhymi

Rhymi (https://www.tiktok.com/@ramirepublic) is an independent hip-hop artist out of Phoenix, Arizona, (https://open.spotify.com/artist/6BSplp2fcfe9iwDWnDwQoD) releasing music through his own label, Republik Records, and entrepreneurial parent company Republic Financial. Building his catalog and audience from the ground up, he writes from the intersection of personal narrative and street-level observation — leaning into both melodic delivery and bar-driven storytelling. Gemini Season, released May 3, 2026, is his debut album. Find him on Spotify, Apple Music, Audiomack (https://audiomack.com/rhymi/album/gemini-season) (@rhymi), TikTok (@ramirepublic), Instagram, and at iamrhymi.com.

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