Urban Author Stan Money releases R&B Song under the Name of TRUF

May 2, 2010 - PRLog -- On April 8, 2010, author of Shell Black Pearl of the Ghetto, Stan Money released a R&B song, entitled, Duck Duck Goose. For the sake of marketing and contractual infringement, the author used the name Truf. The name, Stan Money is reserved for the release of future book titles. Regardless of the name used, the song is nothing short of excellent. This song is currently on over 400 clear channel web sites, including, 96.5 KISS FM.

    The single, “Duck Duck Goose,” conveys the stress of a struggling father caught in the unforgiving web of the child support system. Without degrading women nor the child support system, Truf lightens his chest. His soulful blues-like approach is complimented by producer, Smoove L's mellow voice.  The groove is melodic. The chorus is catchy. Truf tells a story that is too familiar.

    Duck Duck Goose is the first single to be released from the Flohio Project, which is a collaboration of Truf and Smoove L. The Flohio Project is scheduled to be released in August 2010. The single Duck Duck Goose is available at iTunes, CD Baby and Amazon. Discographies, photos and videos can be found exclusively at www.rnbjamz.com.

    To find out more on Duck Duck Goose, log-on at www.rnbjamz..com/flohio-project.

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