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About June-Young Soh
- June-Young Soh (born 15 January 1965) is a South Korean director/musician who made his worldwide debut in Shanghai Mercedes-Benz Arena with the musical The Lost Garden on 8 June 2013.
- His current work, 'CHASA', is a circus based musical the story of which was derived from the old Korean myth; 'Chasa Bonpuri'. Born and raised in Seoul, he became involved in rock music as a teenager; experiences in his first band, 'Since & Hence', has led him to become a professional musician in the later years.
- He became a professor at Seoul Institute of the Arts in his late 20s and released his first album with Warner Music Korea in 1993.
- It was not until 1996, he released his second album with Sony Music Korea.
- He released his third album, 'The paradise market' in April 2017. He was involved in a number of exhibition productions earlier in his career including Taejon Expo '93 and Expo '98 where he worked as the composer/sound director of the main film of the pavilion.
- He established his 3D surround sound technics working in the pavilion environments during those early years.
- He further developed his ideas of 3D sound when he became the director of music and sound for the Korean pavilion of the Lisbon World Expo in 1998.
- He tested 12.3 surround sound in the main film of the pavilion, 'Pearl Sea' which was an underwater story of a woman diver for pearls.
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