27 tracks is a serious format for a "best of" compilation. Chung, already covered multiple times with "Perdu In Peru 2," draws a wide arc through his catalog here. The feature list reads like a map of the networked underground: Mike Shabb (twice, also on "What's The 514"), Jimmie D, Kevin Nash on "Disappearing," Passport Rav on "All Of That," Flames Dot Malik on "Few Things," King Shadrock on "Chung Shui," Boy6lue on "Next To Pop," Uza and Santana Fox on "More Than A Lova," and as the peak Styles P on "1 2 3." A LOX member on a Chung compilation is a strong signal of the respect Chung has earned in the underground. Troy Dunnit appears on "Too Far," Obia Le Chef on "Le Plug." The titles show a bilingual, partly French-inflected aesthetic "Statut Du Reine," "Douce Amere" pointing toward Chung's connection to the Canadian (likely Montreal-adjacent) underground. As a retrospective on an extensive catalog, this mixtape is a solid entry point for listeners not yet fully familiar with Chung's work.
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