YE ARE A VOICE OF 'ALIEN MAGIC' AND APOSTOLIC THUS SENT. 
THUS 'BE YE WISE AS A SERPENT' IT IS SO WRITTEN." 

THE FUNKASAURUS" HAVE DISCERNING gift creative WISDOM, vision, design During THE AGE OF FUNKENTELECHY Twas also the age of the EGYPTIAN! A HEAVENLY NEW-BIRTH of BEGINNINGS...
I BRING FORTH TO YOU THE THE FOUNDING FATHER OF THE MUSICALLY INSANE FUNKERS CALLED THE "DAILY DOSE ofFUNK" 

IMPASSIONED TO TERRORIZE THE INTERNET WITH THE FUNK OF THE INFECTIOUS , DREADED "SHAKEN BOOTY SYNDROME! 
PROGRAMMED TO DESTROY GALAXIES OF THE INTERNET WITH UNLIMITED CONTINUOUS FUNK INDUCING MP3's WITH A ARMY OF "FUNK SOULJA'S: THE UNDERGROUND SOUND CLIQUE. 

The Daily Dose ofFunk started out on Myspace 2005 with Myself and Lawrence Wise (Osmosis) with our "New Funk order" movement and made our mark in the funk community. 2006 i met Michael Stawlk on Myspace and been working together exclusively ever since, online as front man and co producer. 

I play keyboards and synthesizers ,song write /lead and back vocals /compositions/ arrangements and M-Audio engineering.I graduated Antelope Valley College for Liberal Arts and Sciences degree,Commercial music and Performance certificates 

I have many members on the Daily Dose crew , songwriters, promoters and collaborators making big noise in the internet funk community...Mike Clip Payne, Blackbyrd McKnight, Dawn Silva, Junie Morrison are original funkateers and big supporters of our music. 
*YOUR ASS HAS JUST BEEN WARNED*

Born to a well-known Milwaukee musician and a passionate educator, entertaining was in the house and in the blood! OneGunn’s professional career began as a drummer at the age of 12 with local groups and stage performances. The move to Minneapolis in the early 80’s, is where his career soared with the group MAZARATI. MAZARATI produced the opportunity to perfect his keyboard skills and showmanship. OneGunn’s (a.k.a. Marr Starr) strong vocals and professionalism was a much appreciated asset to the already talented group of musicians. Prince bassist and protégé created the band with silent yet strong support behind the scenes from Prince. 

Following several years of performing throughout the United States, MAZARATI was soon signed to Paisley Park/Warner Brothers Records, and released their first single (100M.P.H) which rose to #19 on the Billboard charts. The Album was co-Produced by Brown Mark, Prince and David Rivkin. In addition to MAZARATI, Marvin demonstrated his studio savvy by vocally collaborating on what was to become Prince’s #1 hit and Grammy Award winning single “Kiss”. 

In the mid 90’s, it was his great fortune to meet talented producer Oliver Leiber. OneGunn was able to demonstrate his studio savoir-faire while performing the song “Obsessed” on the movie sound track “Bright Lights Big City”. This work was soon surpassed by his vocal performance as co-lead vocalist with Paula Abdul (aka: MC Skat Kat) on her #1 hit single “Opposites Attract”. Additional vocal performances by OneGunn on Paula's Album included "Forever Your Girl" and "Its Just The Way That You Love Me" 

In 2006, OneGunn’s passion for the arts drew him out west. He has since written and produced songs for several independent films. The time spent on film production sets reminded him of his early passion for the stage. He has since appeared in independent films, commercials, Interactive-Theatre and as an Entertainment Host. Periodically you may even catch him performing locally with a few of his favorite musicians! As of late, the highly anticipated release of Marvin’s (aka OneGunn) debut CD is scheduled for summer of 2014.

Soul rock singer-songwriter. Quietly uploading soul rock songs from a hole in Upstate New York. Literary Kravitz.

Producer/Bass Player/Musician, ATL, Outkast, Dr. Dre, Raphael Saadiq, Citizen Cope, EnVogue, Goodie Mob, Sa-Roc & more! Beats & Basslines coming your way SOON! NEW MUSIC ComingSOON!

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Toussaint Thompson
Hammond Organist/Composer/Arranger/Vocalist

What makes a music legend?  Experience Toussaint Thompson and you will know.  Toussaint, a keyboardist, specializing on the Hammond B-3 organ, who is also a composer, arranger, and vocalist, weaves stories through his musical repertoire: jazz, the blues, gospel, R&B, country.  Toussaint’s music strikes a chord as he invites audiences to interpret the meaning of his musical voice, in their own way.  What results is a uniquely compelling emotional experience.  Indeed this Coconut Grove, Florida resident is in the right groove and on the right home turf, one that has been a haven of inspiration for a string of musicians: Jose Feliciano, Joni Mitchell, Fred Neil, David Crosby, and Jimmy Buffet, to name some.

Toussaint’s earliest influencers were in his Richmond, Virginia family home where a variety of music forms, including hymns, classical music, country, and R&B were present.  His father, a pastor of several churches, as well as his mother, who encouraged his father to support the purchase of Toussaint’s first B-3, embraced his musical gifts.    “I excelled at anything musical: at church, where I began directing the choir at age 12, and school.  I did club gigs when too young to be a patron,” Toussaint says.

He continued to hone his craft during college days at FAMU [Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University], where he studied marketing and music [concert piano]. Several well-known acts eyed Toussaint, including popular singing group, the Chi-Lites, who offered him a job.  However, he chose to continue his academic studies.  He also auditioned with vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter, Bill Withers. Melvin “Wah Wah” Ragin, then with the Montclairs, and a friend from his Richmond days, recommended Toussaint to Bill. Though he did not make the cut, there are no regrets.  “The experience motivated me to write more music,” he shares. 

That music included his composition, “90 Degrees,” co-written with Bobby Thomas, Jr., former percussionist with the Weather Report.   The piece featured Melton Mustafa [former college classmate] on solo trumpet; Melton performed with the Count Basie and Duke Ellington bands.  Toussaint had a one record deal, “Fever,” picked up by Chris 
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Blackwell, founder and owner of Island Records.  Both compositions showed tremendous style diversity.  His rendition of Kenny Dorham’s “Blue Bossa,” first popularized by Joe Henderson, and vocals on Elton John’s “Your Song,” like all pieces Toussaint performs, start with a feeling where he imagines, brainstorms, experiments, and creates his signatures. Yet he also credits other Hammond players, notably Jimmy Smith, Jimmy McGriff, and Billy Preston for style elements that he likes. 

As a master of the instrument that Jimmy Smith created a new role for in jazz, Toussaint is blazing his own trail with a growing tour schedule that extends to summer stays and bookings in Oregon.  The remainder of the year, he holds his Sunday Morning Jam sessions, performs in, and around, Miami, arranges older compositions, giving them a new and inviting sound, and has even scored original music for a documentary.  He also teaches special education in a Miami High School, using musical techniques to motivate his students to learn.  “I wouldn’t say I had the same challenges as my students when in high school, however, I wasn’t always ready to learn in the traditional manner. I meet my students where they are and use music as a catalyst.  Whether English, Math, or other subject areas, music can be integrated,” Toussaint offers.

His refusal to be stuck in one pattern is what makes Toussaint an effective teacher and a great musician.  From jazz to gospel and the blues to R&B, and country, his arrangements show range, and more.  They also demonstrate what happens when other musical sounds blend with that of the Hammond organ: an organic vibe that is unique to the B-3.


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