Soundfactory Records is the label home of the greatest nightclub of all time. Its two former incarnations drew Madonna and Whitney Houston to our little world, and we have always been on the forefront of the purest of musical experiences besides the comfort of our Cathedral of Kindness. We endeavor to present music that was "broken" and made into classics on our two dance floors but mostly to introduce new young talent and the best of the producer-friends of the Factory who are still banging it. Thank you for subscribing to us, and check back frequently for new memories & songs of many shades but always with the "Factory Feeling."

Disc Jockey + Music Producer + Songwriter + Remixer + Label Owner + Music Marketing/Promoter + Label Management + Artist Development + Intellectual Property Rights Management + Music Publishing + Event Producer + Music Strategist
Affiliates: Continuous Cool (Founder), Soundfactory Records (A&R), C&C Music Factory (International Director)
Formerly: Tantrum Recordings (Founder), Eightball Records (CEO), Junior Vasquez Music (Founder & Managing Director)
IBIZA 2013: OPENING JUNE 2013

www.tzuji.com
Larry Tee, the designer of TZUJI clothing has one of the most unique stories in fashion. His fun hyper colorful clothing line TZUJI  is pronounced ZHOOZHEE which means to make something more fabulous. Influenced by his music star friends and his love of streetwear, TZUJI is known for its bold colors and shapes and it's uplifting positive message. It has been featured in Missy Elliot's latest video, been spotted on the coolest rappers, and been featured in VOGUE and GQ. For years, DJ Larry Tee ran the New York club scene and wrote pop hits including fashion's biggest song, "Supermodel (You Better Work)" by TV superstar RuPaul. Larry's influence in fashion is well established via him having launched the hyper fashionable Electroclash scene and promoted the outrageous clubkids of his Party Monster era. He has also done work with performed by some of electronic music's most memorable stars like Lady Gaga, Steve Aoki, Sia and Afrojack. But it was while running the London clubs that he realized he was interested in fashion as much as music, so he started TZUJI. With the support of Sex in The City Stylist Patricia Field and the London uber-stylists, soon the TZUJI aesthetic was being copied and seen everywhere. Now sold in 12 cities, everyone can get TZUJI and feel like a rockstar, too.

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