Toussaint Smith
Staff Reporter
Photo By Ricardo Makyn

Edwards Chambers also known as Flawless was born in May Pen, Clarendon. With his eyes set on becoming a dancehall superstar, he plans to be flawless in his efforts.
Chambers told the STAR he realizes that he had a passion for music when he was quite young as anything that was involved music, he would be apart of.

His big break came when he was called on stage by recording artiste Baby Cham at an event called Rumble Mania held at the Portmore Skating Ring. The response he received from the crowd gave him encouragement to continue his quest for superstardom. Baby Cham also introduced him to King Jammys’ and other producers.

He moved on to Downsound Records for two years; in that time he recorded his first single entitled ‘Do You Know What it Take’. He sojourned to Kings of Kings where he did two recordings ‘Don’t Go Crazy for Love’ in 2001 and ‘Musical Vibes’ on the Coolie Dance Rhythm in 2003.

Currently he is with Shocking Vibes Studio and has recorded two songs, ‘Girl I’m Ready To Ride’ and ‘Social Science’ on the 3000 Remix. His single ‘Social Science’ is currently been aired on CVM, TVJ, Music Plus, RETV and Hype TV.

Flawless has performed at Spring Break, Summer Sizzle, Calabar Barbeque, Dancehall Rock, CVM TV’s ‘At The Party’ in 2003, and a friendly football match between Jamaica and Uruguay early this year.

Flawless describing his style told the STAR; “I’m a sing-j type, mostly conscious lyrics, tell yuh the facts of life and elevate the youth.”

When the STAR asked him about his inspiration, he said; “I look up to Beenie Man and Bounty Killer, put the two of then together you get just you looking as a young artiste coming up in the business.”

Flawless says he intend to further his career by voicing more of his songs, to promote them by performing on stage shows. He told the STAR; “Nuh level nuh dey to it right now, it jus that one fi get the break and set example for another one to bus!”

With a positive outlook on the music business, Flawless sees himself going far. He added that he wants all that the business has to offer… “Grammy, noble awards and dem something dey, creating hits on BET and MTV all those international television, mi want when something good about reggae is said Flawless name is mention.”