专辑简介

Born in Mossville, La. the illegitimate son of a player and a dime piece, JDG first found his place in hip hop at the age of 9 between 2 turntables. After mastering the art of mixing and scratching, he began writting rhymes to the instrumentals and started recording demos under the alias J Boski. He quickly earned a reputation as the fiercest lyricist around and regularly defended his title at local parties and gatherings. Discovering females and alchohol as a teenager led to a short hiatus from music, but he reamerged in 1993 over his own original beats as J Smooth and the Mossville Players. After selling enough cassettes to earn a record deal with Max-a Million records in 1994, JDG released the single "Only out for 1 thang". Politics and failed record sales forced the neighborhood superstar back underground, where he collaborated with another up and coming rapper/producer "G", and dropped the classic hood tape "Game Rules". Content with fat pockets and hood status, the duo drifted apart dabbling in everything from religion to the black arts, eventually reuniting in Houston, TX and released "Trials and Tribulations" independantly. Failing to match the success of "Game Rules", the team turned to a life of crime to make ends meet. After being released from prison in 2000, JDG hit the Houston underground scene hard with a vengence. Earning a rep more vicious than the one in Louisiana, "Dat Boy Jay" became a local legend, and released the solo album "Raw Hide Showin'" ang group album "Survival" by the "HottHeds". Then in 2002, feeling a spiritual responsibility, JDG stepped off the scene to concetrate on a higher calling. After mamy conversations with God, and the birth of two daughters, the bastard son returns once again with the relevent and very neccesary "The Fatherless Child". Enjoy. All other albums listed here will be available soon.