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Did You Know?, Pt. 1 (Autographed) (LP)

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Did You Know?, Pt. 1 (Autographed) (LP)Limited to 200 copies, all jackets are signed by David "Yungin" Kim YUNGINs debut album, Did You Know? Part 1, offers listeners a deeply personal journey through his lifes narrative. The album features collaborations with a diverse array of artists including Jessi, Jay Park, Paul Blanco, Changmo, Camo, SINCE, Sokodomo, Los, Don Mills, BM, pH 1, JUSTHIS, Loopy, Lil Cherry, YSY, Koala and Dok2 providing a glimpse into YUNGINs evolution as both an artist

Limited to 200 copies, all jackets are signed by David "Yungin" Kim 

YUNGIN’s debut album, “Did You Know? Part 1”, offers listeners a deeply personal journey through his life’s narrative. The album features collaborations with a diverse array of artists including Jessi, Jay Park, Paul Blanco, Changmo, Camo, SINCE, Sokodomo, Los, Don Mills, BM, pH-1, JUSTHIS, Loopy, Lil Cherry, YSY, Koala and Dok2 providing a glimpse into YUNGIN’s evolution as both an artist and a human being. This album is an audio representation of Yungin; his journey, his emotions, his personality, his struggles, and triumphs.

David "Yungin" Kim is a three-time Grammy-winning mix engineer whose precision and artistry have shaped some of the most influential records in modern music.

Born in Seoul, Korea, and based between Los Angeles and Seoul, Yungin forged his path in the music industry by attending Musicians Institute, where he graduated at the top of his class in audio engineering. He then secured an internship at Chalice Recording Studios, one of Los Angeles' top studios, where he spent six years working his way up from unpaid intern to head engineer.

Yungin’s breakthrough came when he was offered the opportunity to work full-time with Hit-Boy, the acclaimed producer behind N**as in Paris* by Jay-Z & Kanye West, Sicko Mode by Travis Scott, and Clique by Kanye West, Jay-Z & Big Sean. Since then, he has been responsible for engineering records for some of the biggest names in U.S. music, including Nas, Kendrick Lamar, Nipsey Hussle, Big Sean, Ariana Grande, Post Malone, DJ Khaled, and Kali Uchis. His work has earned him three Grammy Awards for To Pimp a Butterfly by Kendrick Lamar, Racks in the Middle by Nipsey Hussle, and King’s Disease by Nas.

Tracklist:

A1    Homesick - By YUNGIN, Paul Blanco, CHANGMO
A2    No Lowkey - By YUNGIN, Jessi, CAMO
A3    Love Me No More - By YUNGIN, SINCE, sokodomo
A4    Speed Up - By YUNGIN, Los, Don Mills
A5    Run It Up - By YUNGIN, BM, Bobby
B1    Turbulence - By YUNGIN, Hit-Boy, pH-1, JUSTHIS
B2    Kingpin - By YUNGIN & Loopy
B3    Stand Out - By YUNGIN & Jay Park
B4    No Lowkey (DYK Remix) - By YUNGIN, Jessi, Lil Cherry
B5    Love Me No More (DYK Remix) - By YUNGIN, sokodomo, DOK2, KOALA, ysy

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