Allday
Tom Gaynor (born 21 February 1991), better known by his stage name Allday, is an Australian rapper from Adelaide, South Australia. Allday became active in 2011, when Gaynor began uploading his music for free online. Following his works becoming increasingly popular, he moved to Melbourne to pursue a serious career. His works have been influenced by bands such as Silverchair, Frank Ocean, and TLC. Allday released his debut album, Startup Cult, in July 2014 to Australian audiences. Startup Cult achieved success and reached number three on the ARIA Charts. Gaynor sometimes raps under the alter ego, MC Disturbance.
Career
Gaynor previously played in a punk band at school, which generated his interest in music. He began producing works under the Allday name in January 2011, after dropping out of art school. He has released an album, an EP and a number of mixtapes to date. These include "Soon I'll Be In Cali", "A Skateboard Soiree", "Euphoria", "Noue Yesue", "Soon I'll Be In Cali 2" and "Loners Are Cool". He went on a national tour of Australia in May/June 2014. Labelled the Right Now National Tour, he held concerts in Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland. His debut album to be released in-stores nationally was Startup Cult in July 2014, which a week after its release reached number 3 on the ARIA Albums Chart. It was supported by a headlining tour around Australia. In December 2014 he released the single "Wolves" featuring Sunni Colón). He featured on Tasmanian singer Asta's song "Dynamite" in 2015. Gaynor has also performed stand-up comedy. He was a runner up for the 2011 Raw Comedy national final. He was recently featured on the Troye Sivan's song "for him." on his album which was released December 4, 2015.
Allday (disambiguation)
Allday (born 1991) is an Australian rapper born Tom Gaynor.
Allday is also a surname of the following people:
See also
Podcasts:
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ALBUMS
- Loners Are Cool released: 2013
- A Skateboard Soiree released: 2012
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ALBUMS
- Serial Killer Compilation released: 1999
Serial Killer Compilation
Released 1999- Tamara's a Punk
- 2nd Best
- I Want to Be a Proctologist
- A Postcard Would Be Nice
- Pig Fucker
- Zulu
- License From a Cereal Box
- Ghost Town
- All the Best Things
- Smile
- Two Faced Bastard
- Full House
- Keeping Up
- Hit & Run
- Proximus Centauri
- B.R.C.
- Hate
- Much Too Young
- Turn Away
- Dig
- California
- Mona From Pomona
- Trucker
- Nun of God
- Creep
- Ticket to Nowhere
- Shoe Gazer
- The Bike Song
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Bathrooms Rule
by: O.L.DDo ya... wanna do some crack?
Do ya wanna drop a log?
Do ya prefer to pick your nose?
Or would ya rather mouse a hog?
The bathroom is a holy place
I can wack-off without disgrace
What! There's no paper? I don't care
I'll wipe my ass with my underwear
The bathroom is a holy place
I can wack-off without disgrace
There's so many games to play in here
Like "Bombs away in the hollow chair"
It's a place I can think
Projects chunks in the sink
So many things to do in there
You can't see me - so I don't care
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