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- CHRONIXX RETURNS THIS WEEK WITH NEW MUSIC & CELEBRATES 5-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF DREAD & TERRIBLE PROJECT
- Jamaica’s Revered Musician Drops Deluxe Edtion of his 2014 Landmark Release with New Track “Jah Is There” (Out Fri. June 28)
- Chronixx “Jah Is There” (Lyric Video) | DTP5 ChronixxMusic
- This Friday (June 28), Jamaican reggae star Chronixx re-issues the deluxe edition of his seminal project, Dread & Terrible (via Soul Circle/Seed Distribution) on its five-year anniversary. This re-release contains 11 tracks such as his now-certified classics “Here Comes Trouble,” “Capture Land,” and “Spirulina.”
- Another standout is the previously unreleased “Jah Is There,” produced by Chronixx. The song was intended for Dread & Terrible, but did not make it in time for production. The introspective track is accompanied by an animated lyric video by artist Tom Kariv.
- Since Dread & Terrible broke into the Billboard Top 200 (#179) in August 2014 and topped the Reggae chart, Chronixx has become one of the most critically-acclaimed artists of the past five years while setting the tone for today’s generation of conscious reggae artists.
- Chronixx, born Jamar McNaughton, made his breakthrough television debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in the summer of 2014. It was a pivotal moment that introduced American audiences to his wise lyrical stylings, and unprecedented both for reggae and the unsigned 22-year-old (at the time). DTP reminds him of a simpler time when he was starting his journey.
- The pinnacle release was a prelude to his GRAMMY-nominated album Chronology (2017).“[Musically] I was at a crossroads where I could’ve said ‘I want to be this artist or that type of artist.’ I think choosing to go this path and represent something that could benefit a lot of people positively was the main experience I ,” says Chronixx.
- The spotlight is back on Chronixx this week anchoring the remix to Ed Sheeran‘s “I Don’t Care” featuring Justin Bieber and Koffee. Together Chronixx and Koffee, the buzzing newcomer he has taken under his wing, put their Jamaican birthplace of Spanish Town on the world’s radar on Ed Sheeran’s new summer anthem.
- Through the celebration of this five year anniversary of Dread & Terrible Project, Chronixx will be headlining both Uganda’s Pulse Jam Fest on June 29th, and the annual Reggae Sumfest concert in Montego Bay, Jamaica on July 19th. More announcements to follow in the coming weeks.
- Chronixx “Jah Is There” (Official Music Video) | DTP5 ChronixxMusic
- Stream Dread & Terrible Project – 5th Anniversary (Deluxe Edition)
CHRONIXX RETURNS THIS WEEK WITH NEW MUSIC & CELEBRATES 5-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF DREAD & TERRIBLE PROJECT
Jamaica’s Revered Musician Drops Deluxe Edtion of his 2014 Landmark Release with New Track “Jah Is There” (Out Fri. June 28)
Ed Sheeran Unleashes Chronixx & Koffee Remix For “I Don’t Care” ft. Justin Bieber Ahead of Headlining Concerts in Uganda (Pulse Jam Fest) and Jamaica (Reggae Sumfest)
Chronixx “Jah Is There” (Lyric Video) | DTP5 ChronixxMusic
This Friday (June 28), Jamaican reggae star Chronixx re-issues the deluxe edition of his seminal project, Dread & Terrible (via Soul Circle/Seed Distribution) on its five-year anniversary. This re-release contains 11 tracks such as his now-certified classics “Here Comes Trouble,” “Capture Land,” and “Spirulina.”
Another standout is the previously unreleased “Jah Is There,” produced by Chronixx. The song was intended for Dread & Terrible, but did not make it in time for production. The introspective track is accompanied by an animated lyric video by artist Tom Kariv.
Since Dread & Terrible broke into the Billboard Top 200 (#179) in August 2014 and topped the Reggae chart, Chronixx has become one of the most critically-acclaimed artists of the past five years while setting the tone for today’s generation of conscious reggae artists.
Chronixx, born Jamar McNaughton, made his breakthrough television debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in the summer of 2014. It was a pivotal moment that introduced American audiences to his wise lyrical stylings, and unprecedented both for reggae and the unsigned 22-year-old (at the time). DTP reminds him of a simpler time when he was starting his journey.
The pinnacle release was a prelude to his GRAMMY-nominated album Chronology (2017).“[Musically] I was at a crossroads where I could’ve said ‘I want to be this artist or that type of artist.’ I think choosing to go this path and represent something that could benefit a lot of people positively was the main experience I [had],” says Chronixx.
The spotlight is back on Chronixx this week anchoring the remix to Ed Sheeran‘s “I Don’t Care” featuring Justin Bieber and Koffee. Together Chronixx and Koffee, the buzzing newcomer he has taken under his wing, put their Jamaican birthplace of Spanish Town on the world’s radar on Ed Sheeran’s new summer anthem.
Through the celebration of this five year anniversary of Dread & Terrible Project, Chronixx will be headlining both Uganda’s Pulse Jam Fest on June 29th, and the annual Reggae Sumfest concert in Montego Bay, Jamaica on July 19th. More announcements to follow in the coming weeks.
Chronixx “Jah Is There” (Official Music Video) | DTP5 ChronixxMusic
Stream Dread & Terrible Project – 5th Anniversary (Deluxe Edition)
Dread & Terrible Project Deluxe Edition
(Soul Circle/Seed Distribution)
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1. Chronixx Alpha & Omega
2.Chronixx Here Comes Trouble
3.Chronixx Capture Land
4.Chronixx Rastaman Wheel Out
5.Chronixx Eternal Fire
6.Chronixx Spirulina
7.Chronixx Like A Whistle
8.Chronixx Jah Is There
9.Chronixx Alpha & Omega – Dub
10.Chronixx Here Comes Trouble – Dub
11.Chronixx Capture Land – Dub
2.Chronixx Here Comes Trouble
3.Chronixx Capture Land
4.Chronixx Rastaman Wheel Out
5.Chronixx Eternal Fire
6.Chronixx Spirulina
7.Chronixx Like A Whistle
8.Chronixx Jah Is There
9.Chronixx Alpha & Omega – Dub
10.Chronixx Here Comes Trouble – Dub
11.Chronixx Capture Land – Dub
