I acquired this gem from Jim Wright while playing a show in Tucson Nov 2021. Thank you so much Jimbo for this latest addition! We think the title is 'Love The Music' (can't make out the first word. What do you think it says?). 

Enjoy - Terry Jasinto

Nobel 'Love The Music' Recorded July 7 2004 (Vinyl Set)

Thank you Morgan Stewart for this contribution! 

Nobel 9 4 2005

Nobel '9 15 2005'

Big thanks to Alethea Ford for this contribution!!

Nobel 9 27 2001

Big thanks to Alethea Ford for this contribution! 

Nobel 'Alone'

Nobel 'Something Special'

Nobel 'Rhythms Of Your Soul'

Nobel '4 U'

Nobel 'Chillin'

Thank you Scotty Vorenberg for this contribution! 

Live At Habana's 2/16/2001

Thanks to Matthew Chase for this contribution! 

The Endless Journey

Big thanks for Mel Spiker for this contribution! 

Workout Grooves Feb 2005

Thank you Tiffany Renee for this contribution! Date of mix is unknown.

Mix2007

Nobel 'Breaks For Boogie'

This page is dedicated to our dear friend Nobel Kim, who we lost in 2015. On this page, you will find a collection of Nobel’s mixes. Nobel had a knack for always recording his mixes, even while mixing at home. His philosophy was to record as many of his mixes as possible, because (in his own words) 'you never know if you will have a great mix session, and regret not recording it'. This is the main reason why Nobel has shared so many mixes with his fans and friends over the years. I also know that this page does not contain all of his mixes (I still have a few to reconstruct and upload). If you have a mix of Nobel’s that is not on this page, feel free to send a message to me via Soundcloud messenger or Facebook, and I will give you instructions on how to share his mix so I can upload it here. Also, let me know if you would like to make a small donation annually to maintain this page. The first year (2016) is all paid for. 

‘Music is the greatest gift and the greatest love!’ Do share…. T.J 

About Nobel. 

Originally from San Francisco, Nobel moved to his adopted home Seattle in 1999, where he continued his more than 25-year career as a DJ and music producer. His most notable residencies include his long-standing gig at the legendary ‘T-Dance ‘at the End Up, and ‘Release’ at 1015 Folsom in San Francisco. His soulful yet darker edged motif in the music he played made him a favorite especially at late night and after-hours events. Nobel always favored playing these events as they had less restrictive music formats, hence he had more freedom to dose the dance floor with his unique blend of house and progressive house music. Nobel had the uncanny ability to tell stories through his music, which for him was how he broke out of his personal shell to express himself. Nobel was also busy in the studio, with releases on IMix Records, and more recently with Viva Recordings under the moniker ‘2:1 Crew’. DJs and Producers such as Danny Tenaglia, Jeno, and Mark Farina were Nobel’s top influencers.  

RIP Nobel and thank you for the music, memories, and friendship! 


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