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Name
  
Chronik Chronik

Occupation(s)
  
Rapper, songwriter

Instruments
  
Rapping


Years active
  
2007–present

Genres
  
Grime music

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Born
  
3 May 1981 (age 42) Maryland, East London, England (
1981-05-03
)

Website
  
twitter.com/Darealchronik

Role
  
Musical Artist · twitter.com/darealchronik

Albums
  
Rise of the Lengman, Blaze More Dan U, Free Chronik, True Grit

Associated acts
  
Jme, Tempa T, Big Narstie, Popek

Similar People
  
Tempa T, Popek, Stitches

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Chronik is an English grime MC from Maryland, east London. Active in underground music for a number of years, he has released two solo mixtapes; Blaze More Dan U (2007) and Free Chronik (2011). Recently, he has also released his first album, Rise of the Lengman (2014). He is notorious for his underground hit Ring, variously released in Free Chronik and Rise of the Lengman. Chronik is a member of the underground grime group Slew Dem crew along with Tempa T, G-Man and the now deceased Esco "Big Bars".

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Biography

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Born in 1981 to parents from the West Indies, Chronik attended Tom Hood School (latterly Buxton School) for his secondary education. He is a practising Sunni Muslim. Chronik is equally lauded and criticised for his exuberant ultra-violent lyrics, attracting support from hardcore grime fans. Chronik served a short sentence in prison, enhancing his reputation, with colleagues such as Tempa T calling for his release. Chronik has been described as a legend in the grime scene, alongside the likes of Wiley. Since 2012 collaborates with the label WagWan and its representative, Polish rapper Popek.


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References

Chronik Wikipedia