Alex Ho, a well - known figure in the Los Angeles house and techno scene, presents his debut album 'Move Through It'. Hailing from Pasadena, while his studio work is just emerging, Ho has been a key part of the LA dance music scene. He's famous for throwing the city's most musically diverse warehouse events and has a unique voice as a DJ, as shown in his NTS show 'Moony Habits'. This eight - track record is more for quiet reflection, perfect for a drive during the golden hour. Produced patiently from 2017 to 2020 with the help of friends like Baba Stiltz and Phil Cho, it's a remarkable work. 'Mark', the closing track on side A, has arpeggiated slow - burn vibes like Pino Donaggio's score for 'Body Double'. Ho's pure falsetto soars above gentle melodies. 'Miss Suzuki' opens the record with a cinematic sway. His talent for creating poignant melodies shines through various instruments on 'College Crest Drive' and the title track. 'Move Through It' and the closing cut 'TYFC' get a boost from John Jones' Kraut guitar. This record captures the yearning feeling of LA, fitting into a collection of sun - soaked records. It's a warm and unique album, a true representation of LA. It comes as a black vinyl pressing from the Music From Memory label in 2022.
To enjoy this vinyl LP, simply place it on your turntable and start the playback. When handling the vinyl, make sure your hands are clean to avoid leaving fingerprints or dirt on it. Store the LP in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight to prevent warping. After each use, gently clean the vinyl with a proper record cleaning brush to keep the sound quality at its best. If you're using a stylus, check it regularly for wear and tear to ensure optimal performance. This album is great for relaxing at home, during a drive, or as background music for a laid - back gathering.
