Chris Lum is the man behind the Moulton Media operation and a mainstay of the San Francisco dance music scene for the last 2 decades. Lum moved to the city in 1993 after three years of moving and shaking in Los Angeles, his home city, where he dj'ed and helped open and run the famous Beat Non Stop store there. His first port of call in SF was at the counter of the famous, and sadly missed, BPM Records on Polk and Post, a marble's throw from the Moulton complex. At BPM Chris slung records, ordered the cream of domestic dance music of that era, and advised fledgling djs and newcomers to the scene and the city about what to spin and how to spin it.

Ever the gracious assistant, Chris was never one to play politics as he was always too busy playing music and this is the most refreshing thing about a man who continues to ponder and strategize the best route for Moulton Media and for San Francisco's music scene in general. Though his capacity for being a consultant is significant, his capabilities as a dj, producer, remixer and teacher are formidable also and these have allowed him to collaborate with the likes of world-renowned house music producer Jay-J Hernandez, to have his productions released on labels like Defected (thee most reputable house music label on the planet), Strictly Rhythm, Tango and Mastercuts among many, many others, to DJ all over the globe and to remix artists such as Jill Scott, Luther Vandross, Kathy Brown and Alicia Keys.