Jon Erin Marshall (born September 8, 1975), better known by his stage name Fat Jon the Ample Soul Physician, is an American hip hop producer and rapper from Cincinnati, Ohio. He is a member of the American hip-hop group Five Deez. He is also one half of 3582 with J. Rawls, one half of Rebel Clique with vocalist Amleset Solomon, and one half of Beautiful Killing Machine with Sonic Brown of Five Deez.[2] Fat Jon is also credited as part of the production team that scored the music for the anime series Samurai Champloo. He currently resides in Frankfurt, Germany.
Fat Jon | |
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| Birth name | Jon Erin Marshall[1] |
| Also known as | Fat Jon the Ample Soul Physician, Maurice Galactica |
| Born | September 8, 1975 Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S. |
| Genres | Hip hop Instrumental hip hop Lo-fi music |
| Occupation(s) | Producer, Rapper, DJ |
| Instrument(s) | Sampler, Vocals |
| Labels | Ample Soul, Mush Records, Dimid, Exceptional Records, Libyus Music, Project Mooncircle |
| Website | www.amplesoul.com |
Discography edit
Solo albums edit
- Humanoid Erotica (2001) as Maurice Galactica
- Wave Motion (2002)
- Lightweight Heavy (2004)
- Afterthought (2006)
- Hundred Eight Stars (2007)
- Repaint Tomorrow (2008)
- Rapture Kontrolle (2012) as Maurice Galactica
- God's Fifth Wish (2020)
- Plaything: Cipher (2022) as Maurice Galactica
Group albums edit
- Koolmotor (2001) (with Five Deez)
- The Living Soul (2001) (with J. Rawls, as 3582)
- Kinkynasti (2003) (with Five Deez)
- Situational Ethics (2003) (with J. Rawls, as 3582)
- Slow Children Playing (2005) (with Five Deez)
- Unique Connection (2005) (with Amleset Solomon, as Rebel Clique)
- Kommunicator (2006) (with Five Deez)
- Still Curious (2007) (with Amleset Solomon, as Rebel Clique)
- Beautiful Killing Machine (2010) (with Sonic Brown of Five Deez, as Beautiful Killing Machine)
Collaboration albums edit
- The Same Channel (2006) (with Styrofoam)
Soundtrack albums edit
- Samurai Champloo Music Record: Departure (2004) (with Nujabes)
- Samurai Champloo Music Record: Impression (2004) (with FORCE OF NATURE and Nujabes)
- Tephlon Funk: The Free Tape (2016)
- Tephlon Funk: The Dope Tape (2020)
EPs edit
- Stasis (2000)
- Dyslexic (2000)
Singles edit
- Everywhere (2004)
- Torn Again (2004)
Productions edit
- "Neapolitan" by Doseone on Hemispheres (1998)
- "Outreach 5" by Mr. Dibbs on The 30th Song (2003)
References edit
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