Chillton was born in Bong Mines, a place that was operated by Germans in Liberia.
He is now living in Trondheim/ Norway, after living in Ivory Coast for some years. He resettled in Norway since 2004 after fleeing 14 years civil war that led to the destruction of thousands of lives in his home country. Doing the war, he was physically abused by arm men on several occasions. He was threatened and forced into exile by powerful military personnel from his country. He fled to the Ivory Coast where he worked as a studio producer and musician.

Chillton is now Africa's new celebrated reggae star denouncing political corruption, war, crime, violence and use of drugs. The rising celebrated star is known for his strong commitment in exposing what is unlawful and wrong doing. He wants to see this society laying a better and peaceful foundation for the coming generation.

Chillton has his own band that consists of 10 professional musicians. 8 Norwegians and 2 Africans. After a year of trying to create a unique version of African reggae, his music has been considered as one of the best produced African reggae of the 21 century.

His reggae is groovy because those days it was the groovy African drums that brought bravery and courage to defeat their enemies on the battle field. His music is filled with sorrow in the horns because, it was the horns that alerted the worriers when the slave traders were on the hunt for slaves. It's little bit funky and jazzy because of his western music. Click Here to WATCH his Video "BABYLON"