As the history of hip-hop music unfolds, certain albums are obvious landmarks. Lonnie Barker’s (also referred to as L. Boogie) solo debut release, "Naked and Unashamed," is one of those albums.

"I was very prayerful in my approach to giving the people the kind of record they've always wanted," he says. "My last three albums are nothing to complain about because they've always done really well for me, but I've always said in my heart, they are a step in the right direction and getting closer to what I’ve wanted to do musically. When I was thinking about making this project, I said to myself ‘I don't want it to be just another album, I want it to be a reflection of who I am and the kind of music I love to make.'"
The result is a compelling collection of songs that astounds listeners with its superb production and substantial lyrical delivery. "I just wanted to make an album I love and it definitely came across a little more powerful than any other music I've ever done," he says, "I love it. I really focused on