John Creamer is a highly influential DJ, producer, and songwriter who arrived in New York in the early 90s. He managed Eightball Records store and then became the head of A&R at the legendary Eightball Records label.

 

In 1994, he formed the Butter Foundation, an acid jazz collaboration, with Konrad Carrelli, and they released music on Apollo, a division of R & S Records.

 

In 1995, Creamer met Stephane K, and they became the production duo Creamer & K, producing some of the most iconic production and remixes for artists like Moby, New Order, iiO, Sinead O’Connor, and Kosheen.

 

Creamer has also established his own label named NYLove, created a clothing line, and collaborated with Noam Rubinstein under the moniker Up All Night.

 

Creamer is known for his solid and durable DJ sets of New York City deep, sexy, progressive underground house grooves with a personal flair for vocals, and has performed at various venues worldwide.