ONEXTRA: Jamar McNaughton aka Chronixx



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Jamaican reggae artist Jamar McNaughton was in Kenya for the fourth time and produced in front of a sold-out crowd at the KICC. Before the show, he fell by Nation Center and had a conversation with HILARY KIMUYU

What do you take from what you do and what inspires your music?

For me, it's a blessing to share the music you've been inspired to do and I thank you for it. I remember playing in Ethiopia; it was one of the few places where I was most surprised by the energy and the reception was magical.

The inspiration for my music comes from everywhere: life experiences, emotions, stories and social commentary on what people want to hear. Music is not about artists, they should be able to create ideas that represent what people feel and think. It's the only way for people in Kenya to feel what Jamaicans are feeling.

How did the famous Central Park in the United States happen?

American host Jimmy Fallon invited me to his show C & # 39; was my first time on national television in America. All my crew was grateful to have benefited from this platform.

Why did you choose Kenya as your only stop in Africa for your Chronology tour?

It was a lot of planning that I managed to do, but we still have more shows in Africa for the rest of the year

As a big football fan, do you support the FIFA World Cup ™?

My first prediction was that France would win, but I did not support any country. I also had friends playing at the World Cup.

You've been nicknamed Cronndada, what does it mean?

Dada, which means our sister, and Chronixx combined;

What did you think after discovering that you had been nominated for a Grammy?

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