Album Notes

"Trudog has intrigue that captures audiences" --- Webceleb.com

Trudog, who lives in Harlem, NY wanted to prove to the music industry that homo rappers are bankable. Trudog scored his first underground hit in the summer of 2004 with the release of his EP "THE NOTORIOUS HOMO THUG." Booming in gay bars from the West Village to South Beach, "HOMO THUG" quickly became an anthem for the Down Low phenomenon. The Village Voice credited Trudog for "remixing the closet" and Time Out NY said that "Trudog is turning hip hop on its head."

Trudog is back on the scene with his first full length CD “Booty Ain’t Got No Face”. The CD offers up-tempo hip-hop grooves, well crafted stories and zany hooks, and is quickly becoming the party CD of the year.

Those involved with “Booty Ain’t Got No Face” reads like a who’s who of the new underground:

R&B crooner John-Martin Green, jazz musicians Ivan Ramirez and Sean Whitley, rappers Rapzilla and Record Deal of the duo “Cracked Out”, rock guitarist Ian C. Bouras and Trudog’s backup singers “The Jilted Bridez”.

Plus appearances by gay porn legend Bobby Blake and drag sensation Hermonica Sunbeam.