Lil' Flip Still Connected, PT. 3 CD

The hardest thing to describe about Spogga is his style. Most people in the industry know that an artist without style is not only hard to market, but also has no real direction, let alone a strong sound. This is not the case with Spogga. He once told me that Bruce Lee, one of the greatest martial artists of our time, developed the 'Style of No Style.

' He simply could not be defeated. Ever. Spogga also told me that Bruce Lee could kick my ass (and yours, too, for that matter).

Let's look at the week of March 8th, 2008, a 'normal' week for Spogga. His first performance was at RiRa, an Irish Pub catering to business professionals and college students from Brown University, Providence College, Johnson & Wales, and the Rhode Island School of Design. The music was great and the room was packed. Show after show, week after week, Spogga refills the venues at which he performs with regulars, fans, and their friends, all eager for a taste of the Spogga Experience.

The evening after RiRa was spent performing at the Sullivan Room in New York City. Serge, the owner, had booked Spogga for their 5th anniversary show and often hires Spogga for special events that draw large crowds. As always, Spogga's ability to mimic a DJ's sound in his live act amazed the crowd and thrilled the owners of this underground electronica venue. After performing his own show, Spogga spent the remainder of the night improvising over a number of two hour DJ sets.