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As a Jamaican this puts such a huge smile on my face to see artist like Chronixx featured on NPR. This brother’s music is a breath of fresh air. The band and back up singer is also on a whole other level. Nuff respect family.
This is the most amazing aspect to Tiny Desk Concerts, it allows you to discover new music in the most scaled down, organically raw way. Chronix will now be in rotation on my playlist. I’m now a new fan!
I found reggae to be the most difficult music to play. The irony is the melody is so simple but soul and feeling are necessary for all the elements to come together and make sense... peace to these brothas for killing this jam sess...
you white..???..they not jammin thats their original music...what kind of...thats roots earthy vibes going on there...is either you have it or you dont.
Jay W Yes! That background vocal adds a necessary complexity! It's delicate and delicious. This entire performance is making Tuesday morning beautiful rn.
So I didn't know of chronixx until I spent some time in Jamaica. This guy is an absolute legend. From his skill, to his style, to discovering and building up Koffee. Best talent Jamaica has seen since Bob. Respect
I feel so blessed as a Jamaican to see Another Jamaican being great🇯🇲🇯🇲💪🏾🔥. It brings me great joy to see Chronixx and Jr gong Marley performing on NPR💪🏾🇯🇲ONE LOVE🇯🇲OUT OF MANY ONE PEOPLE 🇯🇲💪🏾❤️
JayoJay and where do you think hip hop got it's influences from? Do your homework before you open your mouth. No one in NY would of heard nothing if it wasn't for Jamaican sound system culture
JayoJay but the main comment said nothing about hip hop he was referring to reggae music but who cares its all good music just don't confuse reggae with hip hop
The only music that plays to the heart and not the brain. The sounds of reggae is the music of the Devine. It will comfort and uplift the oppressed around the world. In the end, it will show that reggae music has been the soundtrack of liberation from evil. Blessings to my country man Chornixx.
When I come across new music that I like, regardless of the colour of the skin on the people playing it, I just listen to it. I find the visual tag of the musicians often tags them to genres, and that, I think, has had a negative effect upon the music itself. America has coined a phrase that I find deeply offensive, I think it's called, "Cultural Misappropriation". If it's misappropriated, then presumably you can't hear any difference between donor Culture and receiving (other cultural) misapprpriator. The greatest blues musicians of the early 1950's would turn in their graves to hear musicians argue ownership of a musical style or, genre, or type of sound. There are musicians in all ethnic races, and all ethnic races have musicians with interest in the music of others. Those who play a type of music best, will inevitably float to the top. That's just music, it's not cultural, its just difficult. It (i.e. Music) sounds shit if a bad player slaughters it and it sounds like a window to heaven when played by an adept. Also, refering to colours as beautiful is misappropriation of colour. Black is the absence or antithesis of colour. What it certainly isn't (in a colour setting rather than as a skin-tone) is "Beautiful". People are never black as far as I can see, and differentiating them is usuallu hapless at best and down-right racist at worst. People have names, so why refer to them as a (often very imprecise) skin colour?
not everybody in Jamaica smoke weed and there is no need to. Growing the dread is to show your commitment to the movement. I hate when foreigners try to make everything we do about smoking weed. I just dilutes the effort of a true artists
@@yazimme5141 he drank beer b4.. even though he said in an interview that he haven't drink a day in his life. I've been around Chronixx duh hush yuh believe everything u heard or saw in the media mouth
It's all about music here! why alway color must be involved? and black people go cry for equality, and they're the most recist people on Earth!! BTW I'm black, before you start attacking white people!
I was looking for a female backup singer, before I realizes it was the bongo player signing falsetto. Wow! I'm definitely checking these guys out when they come to town.
Chronixx is so talented, amazing song writer, can sing and rap in his own style so proficiently, this is a rare thing in all genres, he is a living legend -- everything flows so naturally. He's one of my favorite artists right now and Reggae isn't even my main style of music, but it is a strong spiritual root to my music consciousness. Thanks for bringing Chronixx, great lion heart. True reggae music is so special.
A kongo bredda deh ‘ave the perfect decorative voic Fi Chronixx style...also being that he appears to be an extrovert it’s a perfect balance with Chronixx innocence and shyness. Gudd vibes ‘mongst dem iyah.
Honestly these are all really great musicians. Nobdoy was mentionin that enough. The lead singers doing really cool stuff i been signing to thils video a lot. The drum set, keys, guitars, hand percussion.. This whole bands real tight
I can’t believe there weren’t that many people in the crowd., I would be having the time of my life if i was in there 😭😭 big up to Chronixx and the ones bringing those good vibrations 🌸
Wow -- Chronixx and the Zinkfence band have my American born sons loving reggae...they walk around the house humming "Spanish Town Rockin"...wow...wow..wow...
Normally Chronixx hits those high notes himself but his voice is clearly not 100% during this performance.... his percussionist really stepped up for him!!
So... we all remember reggae music, right? Chronixx, I Wayne and some other few still doing real reggae, with da real message. Rembember: from a little island called Jamaica reggae music and Rasta culture was spread to the world. This music arrived in every corner of the planet and everybody learn to skunk. Now it's time to learn the mean of ONE LOVE concept. World need it. World need us. Irie!
We were taught that in school in Jamaica , we all know this....There are some tribes from Benin and Nigeria , so can see the difference in the way they behave..
One of my favorite things about tiny desk is watching the musicians (instrumentalists) just vibing, feeling the music and clearly having a great time. My man on the bongos is giving me life :) Loved this... Chronixx is fantastic.
Had the pleasure to be right in front of this great singer listening to him do his thing. When rested, his voice can reach, let me tell you. That was not the case in this video at times. Still, the band and backing singer were tight and with him! You can't beat Zinc fence for riddim
Sound like he had a little cold. A bit horse, didn’t even attempt the higher notes on Skankin’ Sweet. Still worked it out nice tho! Give Thanks & Praise for da yoot Chronixx bless all tha time! NPR Respect 4 this 1️⃣
@@DewnetteReid "easy Natty Dread... take it away Zinc Fence" your Mom like it!!! That's right isn't it Mami? "Yass Fyah"! She say she like it! Told you!
From southern afrika ...in ANGOLA ..every time i got time i download one of those exciting little shows ...i looove the most ...keep moving forward NPR
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oh
Chronixx needs to come back outside in 2024
The world misses him
Yes!
YES SIR
Facts!
OMG yes
Yessss
The guy in the background with the percussion and doing backgroung vocals is a G: playing, singing, smiling and dancing!
Rasta Hector Lewis! He's awesome!
He’s amazing
He’s rocking it 🔥🔥
he is really an enrichment! I am so jealous of his nice teeth too^^
Yesssssss!🔥🔥🔥
The backing vocal dude understood the assignment!!!! Majesty!!!
Such a sweet voice and energy. Cool.
For sure
Swears 💯
Perfectly the dude chroniixx need...such a talent is rare
Coulnt have said it better!! hahah What a king!! All of them tho!!! How to describe feel?? ..play this song
The guy with the dreadlocks really killed it
Lol
😂💯 Best comment lol 💫✨
They all got dread locks
@@PureWater3950 dude hahaha comedy
Lol! All of dem! 😎🙏❤️
The background vocalist is so joyful & happy. I literally admire him. This is what harmony looks like.
Lovee his smile
dude in the back is mad dedicated, playin like 5 instruments and doin vocals! he killin it! and his energy dope af
U shud see Hector dance! He is amazing!
zinc fence redemption..... BOOM!
Bless up for the love King
Energy is dope! My fav part of this video. His smile warms my soul 😎✌😍😍
I guess they're all dedicated😄..
this video should be showed to everyone who live on the earth including animals and trees
lol this made me laugh
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
and fish??
Yes lawd.
And UFO's??
Still hits 5 years later :)
even 6 years later.. (:
Came for Chronixx, but the background singer made me watch the whole session..
Too much 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
+254 Kenya representing 🇰🇪
Same here!
tuko wengi manze
That’s the Great Hector aka Roots Percussionist
Warasta woteee
🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
The guy in the background singing and playing drum is everything for me
As a Jamaican this puts such a huge smile on my face to see artist like Chronixx featured on NPR. This brother’s music is a breath of fresh air. The band and back up singer is also on a whole other level. Nuff respect family.
Dude in the background is amazing 😩😭😭✨
❤❤❤
Dude dancing w the funny faces on percussion and back vocals stole the show
nope. ur just infatuated with him.
Cool Dr Money salt
Grant Bevan that’s Hector, my bro from high school. Always been like this
Grant Bevan
Hector is AWESOME
Haha epic nice one, these guys loving life, skanking sweet!! Praise Jah Jah
This is the most amazing aspect to Tiny Desk Concerts, it allows you to discover new music in the most scaled down, organically raw way. Chronix will now be in rotation on my playlist. I’m now a new fan!
Kayshauna Price the first time I heard him a few yrs back i became an instant fan.
Welcome to the club
Kayshauna Price seen him live twice now...his concert with mellow mood was awesome! Welcome to irie !
Skankin sweet
Great to see a new reggae music fan, you should check all Jamaican artists they are awesome , feel the vibes
I find myself listening to the Tiny Desk versions over album versions now... Tiny Desk is legendary
Me too. It's so rich ❤
The guy on the keyboard is the epitome of chill. The little bounce he has while playing is everything.
I found reggae to be the most difficult music to play. The irony is the melody is so simple but soul and feeling are necessary for all the elements to come together and make sense... peace to these brothas for killing this jam sess...
you white..???..they not jammin thats their original music...what kind of...thats roots earthy vibes going on there...is either you have it or you dont.
Reggae is da Heartbeat
So true
I Hear you J W
Reggae is just jazz with Jam and vibe
Spanish town gives me goosebumps every time I hear the track. Big up puppa Chronixx
me too. my grandfather was from there........
Chronixx sounds great as always but can we take a moment to appreciate the falsetto the BGV has 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Jay W Yes! That background vocal adds a necessary complexity! It's delicate and delicious. This entire performance is making Tuesday morning beautiful rn.
Good lion is chronixx
Feeling arie!!!!give thanks.Bona vibra a tothom!
Anyone else get distracted by the pit-stains on the bongo player? Grey shirts = pits at risk. Nevertheless, great songs.
yessss
So I didn't know of chronixx until I spent some time in Jamaica. This guy is an absolute legend. From his skill, to his style, to discovering and building up Koffee. Best talent Jamaica has seen since Bob. Respect
I feel so blessed as a Jamaican to see Another Jamaican being great🇯🇲🇯🇲💪🏾🔥. It brings me great joy to see Chronixx and Jr gong Marley performing on NPR💪🏾🇯🇲ONE LOVE🇯🇲OUT OF MANY ONE PEOPLE 🇯🇲💪🏾❤️
I am Nigerian, I loooove reggae music, I loooove Jamaica. Reggae music touches the soul, and the patois is most interesting.
I respect that
@JayoJay loved her performance
We always up in the comments flying our flag 🇯🇲
Caribbean people are proud! 💪👏Together! Madinina.
One of the best and most influential culture in the world
JayoJay and where do you think hip hop got it's influences from? Do your homework before you open your mouth. No one in NY would of heard nothing if it wasn't for Jamaican sound system culture
JayoJay but the main comment said nothing about hip hop he was referring to reggae music but who cares its all good music just don't confuse reggae with hip hop
Ras tafari is the future of life, love, unity, health, nature, prosperety, unity ,.....
Blessed love idren and sistren😍
EDM too. Started in Jamaica.
The only music that plays to the heart and not the brain. The sounds of reggae is the music of the Devine. It will comfort and uplift the oppressed around the world. In the end, it will show that reggae music has been the soundtrack of liberation from evil. Blessings to my country man Chornixx.
the bongo guy totally stole the show. I would watch a tiny desk of just that guy smiling
It’s my birthday and I’m celebrating all by myself. This made me start dancing all alone
easygardenia happy birthday
ptah thank you, so much
More life mines April 19❤️
Happy birthday
Mines was March 14...... couldn't go nowhere so I had a drink and listened to tiny desk performances
Black Algorithmist 000 same af! Happy Birthday!
The hector(the percussion guy) is a legend for this, talk about commitment, playing all em instruments and doing background vocals
Yeeeeeeees
Tiny Desk staff has eexcellent tastes seriously.
ayanada06 absolutely amazing
No really?!? They be on it!
80658382818789
Couldn't agree more!
Hector is killing it in the background!!
Salute to the now solo artist 👑 Hector Roots Lewis 🌟
To see one of my fellow Caribbean bredren on this makes me so proud
Who out there "Skankin Sweet" in 2020?
I wish 😌
2021
here in 2024
Best Tiny Desk Performance to date!
tht dude on the bongos is angelic af
Public Candles hahahahahaa Hell yeah!!
Right😍😂
Angelic AF! For real
Hector Lewis. Love Chronixx, and I would love to see Hector take the lead someday. I will be watching.
Big part of what was happening.
🇯🇲 🇯🇲🇯🇲
I wish the set list included " I Can" and "Black is Beautiful" my faves from the album.
Go deh puppa Chronixx!
Kandice T I can!!!!! Those lyrics...
Maybe on the next one 🙏
Yes !
God I love “I can”!!! I wished it was there too.
When I come across new music that I like, regardless of the colour of the skin on the people playing it, I just listen to it. I find the visual tag of the musicians often tags them to genres, and that, I think, has had a negative effect upon the music itself. America has coined a phrase that I find deeply offensive, I think it's called, "Cultural Misappropriation". If it's misappropriated, then presumably you can't hear any difference between donor Culture and receiving (other cultural) misapprpriator.
The greatest blues musicians of the early 1950's would turn in their graves to hear musicians argue ownership of a musical style or, genre, or type of sound.
There are musicians in all ethnic races, and all ethnic races have musicians with interest in the music of others. Those who play a type of music best, will inevitably float to the top. That's just music, it's not cultural, its just difficult. It (i.e. Music) sounds shit if a bad player slaughters it and it sounds like a window to heaven when played by an adept.
Also, refering to colours as beautiful is misappropriation of colour. Black is the absence or antithesis of colour. What it certainly isn't (in a colour setting rather than as a skin-tone) is "Beautiful". People are never black as far as I can see, and differentiating them is usuallu hapless at best and down-right racist at worst. People have names, so why refer to them as a (often very imprecise) skin colour?
not everybody in Jamaica smoke weed and there is no need to. Growing the dread is to show your commitment to the movement. I hate when foreigners try to make everything we do about smoking weed. I just dilutes the effort of a true artists
I mean.... his name IS Chronixx.
@@ibieiniid4240 named after his dad Chronicle. Nothing to do with weed
raggae culture was built up on smoking weed, once Rastafarianism fused with it. its been that way since drop.
albert Lees chromic has never smoked a day in his life. He steams. Neither does he drink.
@@yazimme5141 he drank beer b4.. even though he said in an interview that he haven't drink a day in his life. I've been around Chronixx duh hush yuh believe everything u heard or saw in the media mouth
You can not be unhappy or angry listening to chronixx music for the soul for real 🇯🇲
The world needs Chronixx !!! Pls come back 😭😭😭😭
Chronixx!!! Yuh LARGE! Tiny desk di man reach! Nice to see a Jamaican on the international stage like this! Big ups.
Jhan-Michael Lyons This is nothing new .Jamaicans been on the international stage long time
Brushy one string also represented here
Ive discovered so many great artists thanks to Tiny Desk Concerts.
Chronixx is Boss but that percussionist STEALS THE SHOW BWOY! 😍😎
Jubal John the best!!!!
Jubal John his name is Hector, very good dude, great energy
Jubal John Yesssss!
Jubal John I couldn’t stop watching him lol. I thought man that dude should be in the front, he stole the show
He was sknkin sweet
The backing singer/percussionist is absolutely everything!! ❤
🔥agree!
his vocal control is so sublime, love how heswitching flows and cadence..still here
2024
Awesome to see Chronixx doing it big on NPR. Patiently awaiting the arrival of Protoje.
Yes Protoje forward!
Jesse royal! 💕
Kabaka Pyramid
Yo protoje would be an absolute legend one day, hear me out world
so beautiful and effortless
yeah "no sweat"
sorry
raretrick m
Perfect definition of this concert.
lol
420 ith like.. guess ill roll up a blunt 2 tha tunes
Yesss! Chronixx on NPR! Much love to NPR for this. Im vibing. Love ❤️💛💚
Listening to these acoustic versions of chronixx is like surfing in a wave of good vibes, his voice sosimple and powerful.
The beautiful shades of our blackness is well represented.
I love raggae and african heritage mother land love from Mexico city
It's all about music here! why alway color must be involved? and black people go cry for equality, and they're the most recist people on Earth!! BTW I'm black, before you start attacking white people!
@@hakimelhaj8998 hush 🤫
@@b.w4969 thank you 😂
I was looking for a female backup singer, before I realizes it was the bongo player signing falsetto. Wow! I'm definitely checking these guys out when they come to town.
Nick Adelman they're worth it. Vibesssssss!!!
Chronixx is so talented, amazing song writer, can sing and rap in his own style so proficiently, this is a rare thing in all genres, he is a living legend -- everything flows so naturally. He's one of my favorite artists right now and Reggae isn't even my main style of music, but it is a strong spiritual root to my music consciousness. Thanks for bringing Chronixx, great lion heart. True reggae music is so special.
I love this but that man in the corner is the best. He makes it better lol.
Q Boo you realized that too, he’s awesome 👏🏿
Hector!!
Q Boo what is your Instagram, I hate to ask over the Internet but you are beautiful
yes yes yes yes !!!!!!!!
Bless up for the love, Queen
3 years later and this is still one of my favs. That background singer is everything. Just everything.
♥️♥️♥️
Chronixx makes singing and harmonizing look so effortless.He's just vibing and the band it's crazzy!❤🔥❤🔥
The falsetto of the background vocalist. Beautiful. Bring me a Corona and a lounge chair. Love!!!!!
Chronixx to the world! Special shout out to Hector...always jamming!
Patricia Clay Hector is amazing
The recording crew at NPR are absolute wizards
Its the back up vocals for me! I should've trusted UA-cam when it recommended this to me all year long
Great Music.... But the cat in the gray shirt on bongos and Backup Vocals...Dude's havin a blast!!!
ilove it!
I started video and I said "Nah... I don't want to listen reggae right now, maybe later..."
I couldn't close the tab, I'm still listening.
You can't not be in the mood for reggae, even if you think you don't want it you definitely can't refuse it.
You got muscled into feelin' Irie... 😜
Dude, it's been a year already, stop listening 😁
me asf rn
Reggae is like a spear penetrating through the heart with a wonderful sensation
Roots reggae is Ital food for the soul.....
A kongo bredda deh ‘ave the perfect decorative voic Fi Chronixx style...also being that he appears to be an extrovert it’s a perfect balance with Chronixx innocence and shyness. Gudd vibes ‘mongst dem iyah.
Him name ekki
I like reading how u wrote this, I'm Jamiacan in my mind now 😂 bless
Honestly these are all really great musicians. Nobdoy was mentionin that enough. The lead singers doing really cool stuff i been signing to thils video a lot. The drum set, keys, guitars, hand percussion..
This whole bands real tight
My favorite Tiny Desk Concert! The percussionist is a total legend! Dancing, playing several instruments with his million dollar smile! Good vibes!
Every time I listen to this it instantly fixes my mood, and helps me feel better! Thank you Chronixx
same here.....Jah 9 too
Me too!
THANK YOU, NPR. Chronixx & The Zincfence Redemption to the WORLD.
never heard his music before, but his voice is so nice & pleasant. the background vocals and band did their thing as well! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Lynn W welcome to Chronixx. Check out Gentleman's MTV Unplugged as well if you can
Skankin Sweet never gets old!! 😮💨
I can’t believe there weren’t that many people in the crowd., I would be having the time of my life if i was in there 😭😭
big up to Chronixx and the ones bringing those good vibrations 🌸
listening as a Dominican (Commonwealth) Love you Chronixx. hope to jam at a concert one day
Pearl Studies much love from Toronto fellow Dominican (Commonwealth)
Dominicans together. Stand strong.
You won't be dissapointed. They are great performers. Seeing them live, awesome.
Pearl Studies D.A strong. Must b At chronix show in Antigua April 7th
I've seen this man live 3 times. He never fails to throw a long amazing set💙
He has been to our country like three times if not more.Hands down one of my fave concerts ever.
This sound is so therapeutic it’s unimaginable
I cannot wait to see chronixx in may 23 citysplashfest. Hes the reason im going. I. Live in south london and hes my favourite artists ❤️
This is a reason to fly from switzerland to london. LineUp looks great
mate im going too, will be my first time at a festival, and to see my favorite artist ever. i cannot wait
Big up the entire band and a special hail to hector ..1 man doing like 5 things at once and his vocal support …unmatched
Fantastic feature! Chronixx working that mic and Hector working that camera!
JayoJay yep Son of Cat Coore of Third World
Such a raw sound ;so beautiful!!
ViviAnne Barnett like u so beautiful. .. damn mommy hit me up
@@alphagamerx1010 thirsty rass
Wow -- Chronixx and the Zinkfence band have my American born sons loving reggae...they walk around the house humming "Spanish Town Rockin"...wow...wow..wow...
Da yute deh weh a do d percussion and bak up vocals is fully inlove wit wat he does. Big up Jamar everytime👍👍
Dad : stop that music
Me : why dad ?
Dad : Go and bring the speakers..
Me : why dad ?!
Dad : Go bring the blunt from the car.
@@tomadams3528 easy skankin :)
@@grandsmo23 true true.
I need to take it easy:) kaya kaya ,
Got to have kaya now , kaya kaya.
papa go and bring the boom box
❤️❤️❤️❤️😂😂😂😂😂
Normally Chronixx hits those high notes himself but his voice is clearly not 100% during this performance.... his percussionist really stepped up for him!!
Yes, his voice was sort of gone, he was drinking something for it
Agreed
He seems perplexed by it why he keeps rubbing his chin.
Is it just me or his voice almost always ruff live?
Totally right? He seems sick or not at his 100% on his voice so still he did it amazing
The man lifts the grey cloud up off our heads...thank you for bringing Chronixx through, love his work
Thank you NPR for this one 🙌👊😍
I’m here in bush of Nashville Tennessee (USA)rocking away to the sweet sweet music 🎶👏🏽💕💕💕✊🏾
Shankin' sweet. It's a soul-cleansing song. Genius.
Yes. It is!!
Jamaican Jazz - the sound that tickles your heart and kisses your soul. ❤️ Love it!
So... we all remember reggae music, right? Chronixx, I Wayne and some other few still doing real reggae, with da real message.
Rembember: from a little island called Jamaica reggae music and Rasta culture was spread to the world. This music arrived in every corner of the planet and everybody learn to skunk. Now it's time to learn the mean of ONE LOVE concept. World need it. World need us.
Irie!
Ah wich island unnu ah call lickle!!!!???? JAMAICA IS AH BIG BIGGER BIGEST ISLAND when you talking about island!!!!!
...And we nuh ah SKUNK...we ah SKANK..!
Thanks.
Big up to all addi Jamaican dem spreading di love
Plenty of people still doing real reggae
Chronixx is my artist but dang that ras doing background vocals got me skankin sweet. 😍
Hector Lewis, is a gift to us all, we are barely worthy
rightttttttt
Just discovered Chronixx a week ago, hooked!
I saw him live. He’s amazing
Jamaicans are royals to the Ashanti(Akan) tribe Ghana. One love❤️
woww thats new info!! to me at least. thanks
I was just saying to myself a few of them including Chronixx looks Ghanaian
We were taught that in school in Jamaica , we all know this....There are some tribes from Benin and Nigeria , so can see the difference in the way they behave..
❤❤❤
Mainly Akan and Igbo. The Coromantee spirit has never left us!!
One of my favorite things about tiny desk is watching the musicians (instrumentalists) just vibing, feeling the music and clearly having a great time. My man on the bongos is giving me life :)
Loved this... Chronixx is fantastic.
Had the pleasure to be right in front of this great singer listening to him do his thing.
When rested, his voice can reach, let me tell you.
That was not the case in this video at times.
Still, the band and backing singer were tight and with him!
You can't beat Zinc fence for riddim
Truth! This is no where close his best.
Annissa Whyte truth be told, that is what happens when all the world, record company included, want a piece of you...
Could tell he had not quite warmed up the vocals starting the first song..... got better in the other songs.
Sound like he had a little cold. A bit horse, didn’t even attempt the higher notes on Skankin’ Sweet. Still worked it out nice tho! Give Thanks & Praise for da yoot Chronixx bless all tha time! NPR Respect 4 this 1️⃣
OMG I'M ANNOYED THIS IS MY FIRST TIME HEARING THEIR MUSIC!!😬😬😬😬 AAAAAAH!! 😤😤😤THEY'RE FREAKIN AAAAAWESOOOOME! 😲😲😲😲😲😲
SilentlyLoud 107 welcome to the light lol bless to have people enjoy great music
Better late then never.. jah bless
So this just sucked me into a focused trance for almost 15 minutes!
Anyone else still can't get enough of this in 2020?
I’ve been a chronix fan FOREVER 💕💕
🙋🏾♀️
🔥🔥🔥
This was pure garbage
@@DewnetteReid "easy Natty Dread... take it away Zinc Fence" your Mom like it!!! That's right isn't it Mami? "Yass Fyah"! She say she like it! Told you!
🇯🇲 some cool jammin going on there!! One love!! 😎
Who gave this a thumbs down???
Really smh. This is gold. Much respect to Chronixx and the crew
let "IT' be they don know what they missing
Chronixx is one of the few artists I would rather listen to live than produced. Genius performer and that ensemble is the pocket of the world.
dope backing vocals, chronixx fire as usual
The man doing background is mvp
As far as the new breed of reggae artists goes, Chronixx is my absolute go to. Powerful music with amazing energy.
From southern afrika ...in ANGOLA ..every time i got time i download one of those exciting little shows ...i looove the most ...keep moving forward NPR
The percussionist happines is just contagious!
First time i even hear of this band. I'm replaying them for the forth time. Thank you NPR
Martin Jovchevski check out the lead singers music, he is called chronixx. He has the best reggae music.
just watching the guy at the background...pure energy