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The 'So Fine' singer told Metro that he believes differences in "language and economics" are the reason for the lack of attention given to the scene in the UK.
Paul said: "Dancehall is the most underground music in the world and its artists are the most under-represented.
"A lot of it has to do with language and economics. I was an uptown kid. I didn't leave Jamaica for many years but I had an idea of what the international world was about."
He added: "There are very talented kids from a ghetto situation who maybe find it harder to translate their work to the mainstream. I'm really looking forward to seeing more of these kids come up."
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