Kung Fu Chris is a Los Angeles-based DJ and producer whose career spans more than two decades of dance floors, record digging, and underground music culture.

His story begins in San Francisco, where the city’s thriving 1990s music scene sparked an obsession with records that never let go. He became a fixture of Bay Area nightlife, holding down sets at Madrone Art Bar and building community alongside DJ MAKossa through parties like Fo Sho Fridays and Sabado Soul, as well as Funky Rewind, a weekly at The Skylark that drew selectors from across the region and beyond. He also became a regular at venues like Monarch, Elbo Room, and Public Works, and making regular guest apperances at SF’s belvoved parties Sweater Funk and Afrolicious.

A stretch in New Orleans deepened his roots in club culture, with residencies at Hi-Ho Lounge, The Saint, and One Eyed Jacks. His sound has since traveled to New York City, Washington, D.C., Austin, and Costa Rica.

In 2015, a debut release under his production project Computa Games led to a performance at the legendary Funkmosphere in Los Angeles. The city soon became home. Chris became a recurring presence at Funkmosphere, where his connection with fellow selector DJ Randy Watson eventually led to MidNite Disco. What began as a shared musical sensibility grew into a party, a radio show, and a collaboration rooted in care, curiosity, and a deep respect for the music.

As a producer, Chris has released music through Computa Games and Close Corners. As one half of MidNite Disco, he co-hosts a biweekly radio show on 99.1 KLBP in Long Beach and continues to play venues across Los Angeles, including Townhouse Venice, Clifton’s Republic, Soho Warehouse, Apotheke, and Gold Line.

Whether unearthing rare international grooves or dropping modern funk heaters, Kung Fu Chris connects timeless records with new discoveries, always guided by a genuine love of sharing music.