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GUESTLIST RECOMMENDS: HOUSE OF COMMON Reggae Sumfest is Here and it's Looking Crazy!! Ska legends Madness are hosting their own festival this summer Taking place on Clapham Common on August 29th, over twenty artists will join the band for a unique Bank Holiday musical experience. Grammy Award winning reggae band Toots & The Maytals will be performing tracks from over 20 of their studio albums on what will be an exclusive London performance. The Jamaican stars will be joined by David Rodigan MBE, Norman Jay MBE from Good Times Sound System, Mike Skinner & Murkage present Tonga, Ms. Dynamite, Congo Natty & UK All Stars, Kiko Bun, and Lee 'Scratch' Perry. One of the biggest reggae festivals in the world, Reggae Sumfest 2016 is definitely one to attend for anyone who's into their Reggae vibes. Celebrating Jamaican reggae music with concerts, dances and parties, Reggae Sumfest has been "Promoting music – the universal force" for over 20 years. The festival will run from 17th – 23rd July and events will be spread across Montego Bay from famous restaurant Pier 1 on the Waterfront to the Aquasol Theme Park at the Walter Fletcher Beach Complex and ending on a street party, as always will include a huge line-up and each night featuring a different theme. EVENT PREVIEW : REGGAE SUMFEST ARTIST OF THE MONTH: CHRONIXX Chronnix, the son of reggae veteran Jamar Rolando McNaughton aka Chronicle, is killing it "Chronixx is one of the most exciting up-and-coming reggae artists around today. Born in Jamaica in 1992, Chronixx started writing music and recording songs during his childhood before going on to produce for famed artists including Konshens and Munga Honourable. Having released his debut EP [Hooked on Chronixx] back in 2010, toured Europe in 2013 and seen his 2014 album [The Dread & Terrible Project] top the iTunes Reggae Chart, Chronixx has since been working on projects with other legends across the reggae, jazz and hip-hop genres, like Ernest Ranglin and Joey Bada$$, securing his place in the scene. In a recent interview, Chronixx opened up about the meaning of reggae, saying that "reggae is a really hard thing to find a definition for...our music was created out of spirituality and struggles and happiness and our experiences as a people, and that is a very in-depth story by itself. Reggae was created out of a unique situation by unique people and it's a very wide thing."" 54 ISSUE 86 / 2016 REGGAE PLAYLIST Cah Get Me Down Teflon Good Vibes Josh Heinrichs Youths Fi Rich Natel Nice Up Yourself Collie Buddz Here's the reggae on our playlist this month: