Gritty sex funk fused with hip hop beats and R&B vocals.

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Flow started as a go-go dancer in New York City nightclubs like âLimelightâ and âMarsâ. The energy of the music inspired Flow to write her first song "Open". âOpenâ made its national debut on one of MTVâs top shows, âMeet the Barkersâ, starring Travis Barker from Blink 182. âJust Friendsâ, also from Flowâs first album SNAPPED, can be heard on the extremely successful MTV series âPimp My Rideâ.

LOVE STRONG, Flowâs second album wasnât far behind. âDo Betterâ was selected for the compilation CD âProtest Songs for a Better Worldâ. And âDance Re-Mixâ is the top selling single to date.

Flowâs musical style is Gritty Funk with a Hip Hop/Soul influence. As the producer, writer and performer, she is fearless about her approach to music. âItâs my chance to say exactly what I want; complete freedom to express myself.â Some of Flowâs tunes are raw and in your face while others are reflective, and express deeper feelings about love and relationships.

NAKED, Flowâs third album, is a groundbreaking sound for todayâs popular audience. Before itâs officially been released, NAKED has received major attention. âThis Beat Goes On Club Mixâ is making its debut on The Evidence, an ABC primetime show. Billboard Magazine has awarded two of Flowâs songs, âMy Songâ and âTake It Offâ, the Honourable Mention Award. âMy Songâ can also be heard on Indie 104 FM and BuzzPlayâs pod cast. âDreamerâ is playing on pod cast stations like Acustic Fuel and Music 4 iPods. âDaddyâ is also pod cast on Music 4 iPods. âLet Me Confessâ can be heard on Braun and Brains Music Next Wave Compilation CD. âThis Beat Goes Onâ is the second digital download favorite behind âGet Nakedâ, which is the top seller in digital single sales from NAKED.

Flowâs studies in New York included Strasberg Acting Studio, Alvin Aileyâs, Martha Graham Dance Studio and a scholarship to Broadway Dance Center. When she wasnât studying, Flow was a featured dancer in videos for bands like Radio Head and STYX. In addition she toured nation wide in trade shows like Wella, Matrix and Panasonic. Flow also performed the productions â42nd Streetâ and âCamelotâ, in addition to âBroadway Cares for AIDSâ at Lincoln Center.

Choreographing was a natural transition. Flow choreographed the movie Shadow Hours starring Peter Weller and Rebecca Gayheart, the commercials and show opening for the late night TV show Vibe (a spin off of Vibe Magazine), in addition to Revlon and Wella corporate events. She also was assistant choreographer for the Miss Universe Pageant.

Moving to the west coast, Flow continued her studies at the famous âGroundlingsâ and began full production of her music. Toy Box, the comedy troupe, was formed in 1999 with her sketch comedy writing partner Brian Ecker. During that period she produced, wrote, directed and edited the local cable show entitled âToy Boxâ. Simultaneously releasing her first album âSnappedâ.

The combination of music and comedy snowballed into a fierce viral marketing campaign for Flowâs music. âGet Nakedâ was the first venture into the Internet world. Upon release, it generated thousands of hits on Flowâs website (www.flowrocks.com) and was picked up for air on Absolute Idie, airing nation wide as well as in Germany and Australia. Adrenaline Nation TV is also airing âGet Nakedâ. This station is broadcast through broadband television, digital cable, high definition, mobile TV, Wi-Fi and IPTV.4com.

âMadonna Hung Up On Crackâ was Flow and Brianâs next viral video for the track âThis Beat Goes On Club Mixâ. âThe internet response has been overwhelming,â says Flow, âit has been viewed over twenty thousand times and the numbers are growing every day.â The spoof on Madonnaâs Hung Up Video, âMadonna Hung Up On Crackâ, can be seen on Flowâs website, Ifilm, You Tube and Google Video.

âI love doing the videos but every part of my personality seems to come together in my live performances.â The Knitting Factory, Molly Malones, The Gig and CBGBâS are some of the live venues where Flow has performed. Flowâs stage show has a full band and choreographed dancers or can be seen with a DJ and two dancers.

Flow can also be seen hosting âArenaâ on G4techTV, which is broadcast into 50 million homes nationwide. "Take 30 minutes to join Lee, Kevin and Flow for the most fun you can have..." says G4tech TV.