What happens when the great grandson of a blues legend picks up a microphone? He confuses listeners. "Is it pop? Is it rap? Is it music? Is it noise? Do I even have ears?" Is what one rather inebriated listener said.

A trippy combination of alternative hip-hop in the tradition of Aesop Rock and Mf Doom, and electro-pop influenced by groups like The Postal Service, L Oquence is an example of what happens when you give a rapper a computer and an abundance of free-time, as he makes all of his own instrumentation, using synthesizers and computer music.

L Oquence is also known for his efforts to produce music no matter what, not letting anything get in his way. One time, whilst being a member of a different group, running out of places to record, he set up a not-so-legal studio for a day in a foreclosed home.

The great-grandson of Wynonie Harris, L Oquence also attempts to live up to his family's legacy with his music. He has been on the radio programs Hype Vibe Radio and Shepiphany, both airing on 1690 AM, he