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Myungho Choi - Cream Joints Vol.27

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Channel: Mixtape Magic · 2015 · Music

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This is the 27th installment in a 32 part series from Myungho Choi. A NY based deep house dj by way of Cleveland, OH. Every mix in this series is awesome. Equal parts Chicago, and Detroit are on display in this series. Heavily influenced by the Chicago sounds of house legends like Glenn Underground, Boo Williams, and Paul Johnson, to the Deep house sounds of Detroit heavyweights like Rick Wade, Mike Huckaby, and Moodyman.....those influences are felt in this series. A special thanks to Myungho Choi for lending these mixes to my channel, as well as providing full tracklistings. His bio is below. Enjoy. 

Description: House Mix - 1. 95 North - Everybody 2. - Arnold Jarvis - Take Good Care 3. DJ Aphreme - My House 4. DJ Deep & Jovonn - Back in the Dark 5. Stucky Bumpus - Digits for the Spot 6. Deep Sensation - Soul Heaven 7. Richard Earnshaw - Joyride 8. David Duriez - Control Your Feet 9. DJ Sneak - All Over My Face 10. Elmar Schubert - I Know it’s Not too Ghetto 11. Glenn Underground - Risen 12. Ian Pooley - Bay of Plenty

Myungho Choi was baptized in the early 90s inside the abandoned warehouses of the midwest, experiencing the sounds crafted by the DJs and electronic musicians from Detroit and Chicago. Growing up in Columbus, Ohio, Chicago and Detroit was always accessible. Choi was inspired by auteurs like Juan Atkins, Paul Johnson, Rob Hood and Glen Underground. Choi began an output of sounds ranging from downtempo electronic, under the moniker Trout, Spore, and Lewis Overton, to techno and tech house under the names Elliptical and Myungho Choi. In the mid 90s, Myungho began performing and releasing tracks on compilations and indie labels, and soon after created an imprint called Transit Records with close friend Shannon Leis. 

In 2001 Myungho Choi moved to New York City to start a graphic design studio called Bartok with partner Gilberto Albuquerque, and to fulfill his passion for experiencing and practicing art. Concurrently Choi became infected with house music, and his primary musical obsession turned to house, hip hop, and 70s soul. A few years later, Mark Farina released a Live in Tokyo mix on Om, featuring his track Red Umbrella, and then released two EPs with A Touch of Class (Germany) and and EP with Odour Recordings from the UK. 

Choi continues the obsession with house and deep house – laying down chords, banging out beats, freaking disco and funk loops. As gear changes from analogue to digital, vinyl to mp3s, the criteria still stays constant: does it make you move? Old or new, obscure or overexposed, Myungho digs everyday to find gems to spin for his mix series entitled The Cream Joints , a monthly podcast of house music mixes. For him, house music is a physical sensation that can poorly be described through words.

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