Marcus Phillips (entertainer)

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Marcus Phillips is an American singer/songwriter, actor, filmmaker, and breakdancer also known as Boss McGravity.

1 Music
2 Film
3 Breakdancing
4 External links

[edit] Music

Marcus Phillips writes, records, and produces music with his brother, Anthony Phillips, from their recording studio in Michigan, Rainwall Studios. Their discography includes 2 full-length CDs, Mud (1999) and The Summer of Yield (2001), as well as 2 singles, Greenweave (1998) and Angel on the Sidewalk (2003). Marcus also contributed original songs to the soundtrack of the independent feature film Façade (2005) and the short film "Three Little Words" (2005).

[edit] Film

Phillips began his career in the entertainment business as a child actor. His film work includes an uncredited role in Addams Family Values.

[edit] Breakdancing

Phillips was trained in Brighton, England by JP Omari of Floor Crusaders fame starting in 2003. His style reflects his extensive martial arts background: Phillips is a recommended black belt in Tae Kwon Do and has experience with Capoeira, Ju-Jitsu, and Judo. He has performed in Barcelona, Brighton, and Los Angeles.