Reggae artist Chronixx has announced that his long-awaited album Exile is set for release in the second half of this year. The announcement came on Sunday during his electrifying performance at Reggaeland 2025, held at the Milton Keynes National Bowl in the United Kingdom.
The Jamaican singer, best known for hits like Skankin’ Sweet and Smile Jamaica, had taken a noticeable hiatus from the music scene in recent years. But during his Reggaeland set, Chronixx reassured fans that his musical journey is far from over. Armed with his guitar, he debuted a new song titled Don’t Be Feared, offering a soulful and socially-conscious preview of what’s to come on Exile.
Chronixx’s set was a mix of nostalgia and anticipation. He energized the crowd with fan favorites like Capture Land, Queen Majesty, and Smile Jamaica, blending his signature roots-reggae sound with modern edge and lyrical depth.
While he hasn’t released a full-length project since his critically acclaimed 2017 album Chronology, Chronixx has remained one of the genre’s most respected voices. Chronology earned a Grammy nomination and helped solidify his place as a leader in the reggae revival movement alongside peers like Protoje, Kabaka Pyramid, and Jah9.
Details about Exile remain under wraps, but fans can expect the album to expand on Chronixx’s themes of spirituality, resistance, and black consciousness—all of which have defined his music from the beginning.
The return of Chronixx marks a powerful moment in reggae, signaling not just the comeback of a fan favorite but a new chapter for an artist known for pushing boundaries while staying grounded in tradition.
