Cham talks 90s Dancehall, Bounty Killer being the best,making platinum songs through code switching

Cham's career began in the early 1990s. The Miami Times referred to
his debut album Wow... The Story, released in 2000, as "the most
anticipated album in years from any reggae artist", and a
Washington Post review of a live Cham concert in 2006 described him
as "the man who may be the next Sean Paul – a dancehall artist who
crosses over to the U.S. hip-hop market." Throughout his career,
Cham has collaborated with many hip hop and R&B artists such as
Foxy Brown, Alicia Keys, Carl Thomas, Shawn Mims, Mis-Teeq,
Rihanna, Che'Nelle, Jentina, Akon, and T-Pain, Keke Palmer and many
others. Cham has for a long time worked with producer Dave Kelly.
In 2012, he recorded with his wife, O, on the singles "Wine" and
"Tun Up". In 2013 he released the Kelly-produced single "Fighter",
featuring Damian "Junior Gong" Marley.[5] Cham's third album, the
Kelly-produced Lawless was released in June 2015.[6] Featuring the
single "I Am Hot", the album was recorded in Florida apart from a
collaboration with Mykal Rose and Bounty Killer, which was recorded
in Jamaica. Cham explains how he makes music for the world and
managed to remain relevant for over two decades. This episode is
sponsored by Bank Of Jamaica- Inflation Targeting, and
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