Sam Ock is a second-generation Korean-American singer and rapper, one-third of hip-hop group AMP, and co-founder of the Asian-American Christian hip-hop record label and marketing services firm Good Fruit Co., based in Maryland. His sound can be defined by an intermingling of soulful pop, melodic hip hop, and latin and swing jazz.

His 2014 album Stages hit #1 on iTunes Japan’s Hip Hop Charts, and his most recent release GREY reached #2 on the same charts. He has toured throughout both Japan and Korea, performing on stages such as Grand Mint Festival (Main Stage), one of the largest festivals in Korea. He sold out his first solo concert in Hongdae (Korea), and has been invited to major TV and media broadcasts like Yu Hee-Yeol’s Sketchbook, 1theK, SBS Radio, and KBS Radio. He had his songs featured on a commercial of large cosmetic company La Neige as well as numerous Korean TV shows, and he was featured on Legendary Bae Chul-Soo’s and Kim Chang-Wan’s broadcasts. He won the Grand Prize for JCPenney & ISA’s 2010 Breakout Performer Contest and was also a finalist for the Hip-Hop genre for the 2011 John Lennon Songwriting Contest.