Chronixx to release new album Exile this year
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August 4, 2025

Chronixx to release new album Exile this year

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Reggae Singer Chronixx has announced to fans that he is getting ready to release his album Exile later this year.

The Skankin’ Sweet singer, who has been on a long hiatus from the music industry, made the announcement during his performance at Reggaeland 2025 at Milton Keynes National Bowl in the United Kingdom (UK) on Sunday, giving fans a sneak peak of what is to come.

“This is called Don’t Be Afraid from the upcoming album Exile coming this 2025, believe it or not,” Chronixx said before an uplifting performance of the new single as he played the guitar.

During his set, Chronixx also performed some of his well-known hits such as Capture Land, Smile Jamaica, Skankin ‘Sweet, Queen Majesty and others.

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