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Chronixx is one of the biggest new artists in reggae, and part of a new generation of Jamaican musicians giving new old school sounds. By a hidden artist
Chronixx is one of the biggest new artists in reggae, and part of a new generation of Jamaican musicians giving new old school sounds.
Live bands. Heartfelt music. Key words. I’m probably picturing the Jamaican music scene in 1976, the time of Bob Marley’s life. But I’m talking about the sound that dominated this year’s Reggae Sumfest, Jamaica’s biggest annual music festival.
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Jamaican artist Chronixx, 20, performed live in front of nearly 10,000 fans at the annual event. He is the most popular Jamaican artist of the moment, and he is at the forefront of many musical movements: new school roots. Little Rasta meets hipster. Chronixx says it’s a reboot of what happened before.
“We don’t do it like Bob Marley or Burning Spear,” says Chronixx. “We’re using their program to bring in a new generation of workers.”
It was a sound in his ears from his childhood. His father is a successful musician known as Chronicle. Chronixx started writing songs at the age of 6 and began publishing as a teenager. He says he went to “reggae school,” which he compares to the high demands of medical school.
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“Apparently, before you go out and do surgery on people, you have to study medicine, biology, chemistry – everything you need to be a doctor,” Chronixx said. “Well, artists don’t do anything different than doctors; it’s human medicine. So you have to learn your art. It’s a science. You have to learn history.”
Although “Know Your History” is an unspoken call for a new roots movement, it’s not about making a carbon copy of the music of the past – even though these artists’ ideas certainly screamed in the 1970s. Take new roots artist Protoje: He describes the style of his 2013 second album,
“The first song I knew word for word was Slick Rick, ‘A Child’s Tale.’ When I heard Slick Rick – that kind of flow – I was like, ‘Yeah, that’s great!’ I had never heard of such a thing. So I began to follow my style.”
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Protoje wrote a song called “Kingston Be Wise” about the “Tivoli Massacre” of 2010, when 76 civilians were killed by Jamaican police and military forces, who were hunting Kingston for accused drug dealer Christopher Coke.
“I sat in the sky and watched the city burn that day,” Protoje said. “So I wrote about that to say, ‘Be aware of these times, be aware that there are a lot of geopolitics.’
This message is also a command for the current topic: Write your own songs and have a conversation. According to Kumar Bent, the lead singer of the band Raging Fyah, that’s what the new film is all about.
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“These movements that are happening now are awakenings of consciousness,” says Bent. “It’s not a song about a girl’s skirt; it’s about raising the bar.”
Add two more silent rules of engagement: First, don’t be silent – collaborate. Artists like Chronixx, Protoje and Raging Fyah form a collective, working together and writing together. Finally: Go straight. Chronixx plays keyboards, drums and guitar, and Raging Fyah headlines the live show. According to Protoje, who only record in the studio, the group’s comeback will draw Jamaican artists into comparison with American reggae groups such as SOJA and The Green, who have come to compete in the national singer for fame.
“We’re ready to go back there and play reggae music with these bands and show that the real sound is still Jamaica,” Protoje said. “Reggae music was born and raised here and we are ready to show that we are here to continue that tradition.” Artist and record producer Damien “D Howell” Howell has collaborated with Nicky B and Ding Dong on singles. Demwhich was released today (March 27, 2023) by Diamien Records.
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