AGEMINI, also known as Randolph Franklin Washington II, writes from the middle of real life—love that got complicated, promises that didn’t hold, and the quiet moments nobody talks about. Every lyric is rooted in lived experience, delivered with a raspy honesty that lands somewhere between the juke joint and the Sunday choir.

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On stage, the focus stays on connection. No gimmicks, just a strong voice, simple grooves, and songs that sound like late-night conversations over a glass of whiskey. Whether playing intimate rooms or a full band show, the goal is always the same: leave people feeling like they were seen, not just entertained.