A candle has been lit in people's hearts all across the world by Jamar Rolando McNaughton, better known by his stage name Chronixx, who is confidently illuminating the way for a whole generation of young people to rediscover their roots and culture. Chronixx, who was born on October 10, 1992, was raised by his musician father Chronicle and was exposed to artists like Gregory Isaacs, Norris Man, and Burro Banton as a child. This was before Danny Browne, who acted as a mentor to "Little Chronicle," helped him record his debut song in 2003. When he started harmonies for musicians like Lutan Fyah and production help for songs sung by Konshens, Munga Honorable, Popcaan, and others, his astonishing rise in the music business was fully underway. After the untimely deaths of his blood brother in 2007 and his brother-in-arms, Lil' J.O.E., in 2010, Chronixx became an established artist in his own right. During that time of loss, he made the decision to channel all of his efforts into being a vocalist rather than dealing with the challenges a young producer faces while looking for outside talent. Fortunately, Zincfence Records producer Romaine "Teflon" Arnett, who was the first to encourage Chronixx to perform the songs he was penning for others, provided early and steadfast backing. When the debut EP, "Hooked" on Chronixx, was published in 2010, both music fans and industry insiders took notice of the up-and-coming act. The album contained 7 songs, but among them, "Start A Fyah," "Capitalist" (with Infinite), and "Behind Curtain" stood out as fan favorites, going well beyond Jamaican first official video and serving to inform many more of his coming. When Chronixx traveled to Europe in 2013 with his own band, it was his first time touring. Soon after, he gave this carefully selected musical ensemble a name: Zincfence Redemption. The Chronixx experience has reached new and ever-rising heights thanks to their captivating stage presence..

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