Chronixx's Net Worth and Career Highlights
Chronixx, a prominent Jamaican reggae artist, boasts a net worth of $2 million. Born in Jamaica in October 1992, Chronixx was originally named Jamar McNaughton. His father, the renowned singer Chronicle, dubbed him Little Chronicle. Chronixx has been a pivotal figure in the "Reggae Revival" movement, bringing a fresh wave of modern reggae music to global audiences.
Early Beginnings and Breakthrough
Chronixx penned his first song at the tender age of five and began producing music at 15. By 2012, he was receiving significant airplay in Jamaica and performing at various festivals. His notable singles, "Here Comes Trouble" and "Smile Jamaica," gained widespread recognition, allowing him to tour extensively in the United Kingdom and the United States.
Notable Performances and Releases
In 2012, Chronixx performed in Nairobi as a Peace Ambassador, highlighting his influence beyond music. His debut album, Hooked on Chronixx, was released digitally in 2011. Chronixx's second album, Dread & Terrible, launched in 2014 and impressively reached #1 on the US R&B chart. That same year, he performed on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Chronixx is also the founder of the label ZincFence Recordz.
Collaborations and Recent Ventures
Chronixx's talents were showcased on the 2012 mixtape Start a Fire with Major Lazer. In January 2015, he collaborated with Joey Badass on the single "Belly of the Beast," further cementing his status in the music industry.
