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Supafine – the monthly showcase night held every last Saturday at the Smuggler’s Tavern, central London - has had some of the capital’s finest live acts grace its stage.  The idea behind the gigs, according to promoter DJ Speedy, is for artists to bring their diamond-in-the-rough, unfinished pieces to the attention of an audience who will appreciate the raw talent on display.  As the artist feeds off the crowd’s reaction they can later refine the finished product. Since its inception in 2007, Supafine has been host to the likes of Ayanna Witter-Johnson, Kevin Mark Trail and Heidi Vogel.  Last Saturday’s mouth-watering line up included Lyric L, Sarina Leah and Best unsigned act MOBO-winner, Fola Phillips. First up was poet Lyric L, whose gift for spoken word has seen her share a platform with Omar, Izzi Dunn, Ty and Incognito to name a few.  Her confident delivery, naturally humorous manner and witty lyrics are evidence enough of why she is in demand.