Oh Eun Chul, known professionally by the Western version of his name, Eun Chul Oh and also as Charlie Oh, is a South Korean composer, pianist, music director and member of CRAXILVER (크랙실버). He studied middle school in China and lived there for 6 years. He graduated from Seonhwa Arts High School and was enrolled in the Composition program at Yonsei University but dropped out. He later moved to the United States to study the same subject at Indiana University but is currently on a leave of absence.

He began composing at the age of 16 with his first commissioned piece, "Voyage to the Sunrise" that was performed by the National Police Symphony Orchestra at the Universal Art Center. In 2016, he composed "Arirang Fantasy", a classical piece for a woodwind quintet that has been very popular since it was performed for the first time at the Kumho Art Hall. He has also composed several OSTs for movies and dramas.

In 2021, he served as music director for the crossover group Forte Di Quattro and worked as a pianist in the musical "4 Minutes". He always wanted to be a rocker, so he joined auditions for the JTBC show "Super Band 2" and decided to join the rock band CRACK SHOT (크랙샷) as their keyboardist, eventually winning the competition.

The band was supposed to change its name to CRAXILVER but continue to promote separately as CRACK SHOT when he does not join them and as CRAXILVER when he does.

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