Son of reggae artist Chronicle, Jamaica's Chronixx got his start under the name Little Chronicle. Born Jamar Rolando McNaughton, Chronixx showed musical promise at a young age, prompting his father to bring his son into the studio where he would meet reggae singers like Gregory Isaacs and Burro Banton. He launched his own career in 2003 while still singing harmony with artists like Lutan Fyah. A string of singles in 2011 that included "Behind Curtain" and "African Heritage" helped put him on reggae's frontline, then in 2012, the mixtape Light a Fyah appeared, presented by Diplo under his Major Lazer alias. The singles "Tell Mi Now" and "Here Comes Trouble" both landed in 2013. 2014 saw the release of Chronixx's debut EP, Dread & Terrible. Hitting the top spot of the Billboard Reggae Charts on release, the EP went on to spend 42 consecutive weeks in the Top 10.
Chronixx continued to earn plaudits for his music, with nominations for MOBO's and picking up gongs at the International Reggae & World Music Awards and the Linkage Awards. Chronixx's long-awaited debut album finally appeared in 2017, with Chronology receiving praise for its mix of socially conscious nu-roots and uplifting contemporary reggae. ~ David Jeffries & Rich Wilson, Rovi
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