Cleveland native, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Alvin Frazier was added to the group in 2021. The band released "Drop It" in 2019, their first single in almost 20 years, on the Bogi Music Group label. 1990s revival Following the infusion of rap into American music, many classic funk/R&B/soul acts in the US began performing abroad. In the late 1990s, Harris, along with the support of business entrepreneur Bo Boviard and long time friend and band member Marlon McClain, decided to revitalize funk in America and called upon members from the Bar-Kays, Con Funk Shun, Charlie Wilson of the Gap Band, the S.O.S. Band, and the Dazz Band, for a project entitled 'United We Funk All-Stars'. A studio album followed that included Roger Troutman of Zapp. The concept was a success, and was captured on a live CD (Major Hits Records) promoted by syndicated radio host Tom Joyner. Trademark dispute In November 2012, former Kinsman Dazz member Michael Calhoun applied for registration of the Kinsman Dazz Trademark along with Raymon W. Phillips. Calhoun was released from the group in 1981. Harris filed petition to cancel the fraudulent mark in April 2015, and Harris' cancellation of the Kinsman Dazz mark was granted in August 2015, by the United States Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. In January 2014, Michael Calhoun, Jerry Bell, Ed Meyers, Robert Young, and Larry Blake applied for the Dazz Band trademark. In March 2015, the mark was registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Upon learning of both registrations, Harris secured legal representation from former US Trademark Trial and Appeal Board Judge, Gary Krugman, at Sughrue Mion in Washington D.C. Petitions to cancel the marks and were filed with the United States Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. After two years of legal filings, and a series of unsuccessful attempts to stop Dazz Band performances, the Dazz Band mark was cancelled in April 2017. Members Current Bobby Harris - Saxophone, Clarinet, Vocals (1977–present) Sennie "Skip" Martin - Trumpet, Lead Vocals (1980–1985; 1997–present) Keith Harrison - Keyboardist, Vocals (1982–1988; 2020–present) Marlon McClain - Guitars (1984–2014; 2019–present) Raymond Calhoun - Drums (1998–2001; 2019–present) Donny Sykes - Lead Vocals (2015–present) Alvin Frazier - Bass Guitar, Vocals (2021–present) Past Wayne Preston - Saxophone (1977–1979) Les Thaler - Trumpet (1977–1979) Michael G. Jackson - Keyboards (1977–1979; died 1997) Ed Meyers - Trombone (1977–1981) Michael Wiley - Bass guitars, vocals (1977–1988; died 1993) Isaac