download CHRONOLOGY ALBUM Chronixx Chronology. "Chronology" is the full-length debut studio album from Jamaican Reggae artists known as Chronixx, which was released today, July 7th, 2017, through Virgin EMI Records and Universal Music Group. Track list: 1. Spanish Town Rockin' 2. Big Bad Sound (feat. Chronicle) 3. Skankin' Sweet 4. Ghetto Paradise 5. Country Boy 6. Smile Jamaica (Remastered) 7. I Can 8. Selassie Children 9. Black Is Beautiful 10. Majesty 11. Loneliness 12. Likes 13. Tell Me Now 14. Legend 15. Christina 16. I Know Love (Bonus Track) Likes. Majesty. Days to release. Add News & Media Report Leak or stream. Album details. Hype: 0 Artist: Chronixx Album: Chronology Official Release: Jul 07, 2017 Genre: Reggae. Visit Has it Leaked but for movies, Where You Watch. Lana Del Rey : Blue Ban. John Mayer : Sob Rock Billie Eilish : Happier. Lorde : Solar Power Foo Fighters : Hail Sat. Vince Staples : Vince S. Once Human : Scar Weave. Tyler, The Creator : Ca. 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After fulfilling their contract with EMI, Radiohead released "In Rainbows" (2007) famously via a pay-what-you-want model. Their latest album, "A Moon Shaped Pool", was released in May 2016. Download CHRONOLOGY ALBUM. Chronixx's debut album was released on 7/07/17. Rooted in various elements of Jamaican music, Chronixx ventures on a journey through life and sound. From Chronixx’s 2013 breakthrough anthem “Smile Jamaica” (produced by Silly Walks Discotheque) that put him on the map, to his latest self- produced, dancehall-styled single “Likes,” these songs are a guide to the progression of Chronixx as a well-rounded artist. His palette for rhythm is limitless, choosing an array of colors to paint vivid pictures. He walks you through the neighborhood that raised him on “Spanish Town Rockin” and pays respect to the women in his life on “Majesty” - both featured on his 2016 mixtape Roots & Chalice by Federation Sound. “Ghetto Paradise” (produced by Phillip “Winta” James whose credits include Damian Marley & Protoje), Chronixx expresses the bittersweet realities of Jamaica, a juxtaposition of the island’s beautiful aesthetic and the darkness, poverty and strife that lies within. He declares humanity’s indomitable spirit on “I Can,” produced by Parisian production duo Picard Brothers (credits include Major Lazer, Ellie Goulding, Kehlani). The album’s one and only guest feature is reserved for his father, Jamaican reggae vocalist Chronicle on “Big Bad Sound.” The song hails up all the generals from his father to Haile Selassie who helped shape him musically and spiritually. It is a true example of the art form’s continuation coming full circle. Thoughtful lyricism aside, one of Chronology’s greatest attributes is its grand production scale. The album’s rich instrumentation allows the messages to digest into a soulful depth. Chronixx co-produced the entire album with a diverse all-star cast spanning the globe (Rudimental, Stephen "Di Genius" McGregor, London-based Utters and NYC’s Federation Sound. Chronixx also recruited iconic American blues guitarist Donald Kinsey, who recorded and toured with Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, on songs "Country Boy" and "Christina" and a Chicago string orchestra arranged by Matt Jones on tracks like “Legend,” “Tell Me More” and “Black Is Beautiful.”.