LABEL: TJUMY RECORDS / SASS MUSIC
      SINGLE FORMAT: VINYL 12”
      CAT.NR: TJYSASS005
      RELEASE DATE: 15th JUNE 2009
      DISTRIBUTED BY DISCOMANIA
      
      www.tjumy.com
      www.sassmusic.at
      
      TRACKLISTING:
      A1: Pete Herbert - Set it Off
      A2: Roland Schwarz - Step In (Faze Action Dub)
      B1: Herb LF - Never Stop
      B2: Ken Hayakawa - Sunday Weekend
      
      For two years the Sass Club in the heart of Vienna has been providing the city with music. Its sound is subtle, oscillating from disco to deep house, a sound that has nothing to do with the flair of big discos. Local connoisseurs and international stars of the electronic dance scene promise nights to remember.
      Sass Music Club is the place where the young viennese music and party crowd is meeting. Whether they come in converse sneakers or in their business outfit, what matters here is the beat and a feeling of happiness for all those present.
      
      This compilation sets the course for the future. The close cooperation between Tjumy Records and Sass Music Club is taken a step further with the foundation of the label Sass Music and its own booking agency. This cooperation both facilitates the communication between artists, organisers and the press and is meant to give Austrian acts the chance to get started in the international music scene.
      
      Pete Herbert from Superdiscoteca & Eskimo fame kicks off this 4 tracker with an old school beauty: "Set it Off"Fine tribal rhythms mix with a "They,ll Never" vocal sample, a groovy bassline topped of fine Detroit stabs and strings make this a tune to either fill the floor or set the floor off on one!
      
      Roland Schwarz from the austrian Etage Noir Label gets a Faze Action Dub rework of his "Step In" that is Nuphonic Records typical deep house. Disco and dub elements combining with a hypnotic synth make this a tune for the coming summer.
      
      Herb LF with his 3rd work for Tjummy Records. "Never Stop" is the name of the tune and its a primetime floor mover perfect for those summer disco nights. Again you can recognise the Nuphonic Rec. label inside the music. Dub, disco, strings with a slight 80s cosmic vibe to the whole tune, combine to give you that feel good moment on the dancefloor. 
      
      Ken Hayakawa, Austria´s rising young production star introduces you to his "Sunday Weekend". The tune is minimal, deep with accordian stabs, hypnotic bleeps and echoes and a great organic driving bassline. Deep minimal house destined for this years open air parties and afterhours. Let the sunshine in.

V.A. - Sophisticated Sass Sounds - TJY005

Lee Stevens & the Beautiful People - I went to the Disco (Diskoblitz demo)

LABEL: TJUMY RECORDS / SASS MUSIC
  SINGLE FORMAT: VINYL 12”
  CAT.NR: TJYSASS005
  RELEASE DATE: 15th JUNE 2009
  DISTRIBUTED BY DISCOMANIA
  
  www.tjumy.com
  www.sassmusic.at
  
  TRACKLISTING:
  A1: Pete Herbert - Set it Off
  A2: Roland Schwarz - Step In (Faze Action Dub)
  B1: Herb LF - Never Stop
  B2: Ken Hayakawa - Sunday Weekend
  
  For two years the Sass Club in the heart of Vienna has been providing the city with music. Its sound is subtle, oscillating from disco to deep house, a sound that has nothing to do with the flair of big discos. Local
  connoisseurs and international stars of the electronic dance scene promise nights to remember.
  Sass Music Club is the place where the young viennese music and party crowd is meeting. Whether they come in converse sneakers or in their business outfit, what matters here is the beat and a feeling of happiness
  for all those present.
  
  This compilation sets the course for the future. The close cooperation between Tjumy Records and Sass Music Club is taken a step further with the foundation of the label Sass Music and its own booking agency. This
  cooperation both facilitates the communication between artists, organisers and the press and is meant to give Austrian acts the chance to get started in the international music scene.
  
  Pete Herbert from Superdiscoteca & Eskimo fame kicks off this 4 tracker with an old school beauty: "Set it Off"Fine tribal rhythms mix with a "They,ll Never" vocal sample, a groovy bassline topped of fine Detroit
  stabs and strings make this a tune to either fill the floor or set the floor off on one!
  
  Roland Schwarz from the austrian Etage Noir Label gets a Faze Action Dub rework of his "Step In" that is Nuphonic Records typical deep house. Disco and dub elements combining with a hypnotic synth make this a tune for the coming summer.
  
  Herb LF with his 3rd work for Tjummy Records. "Never Stop" is the name of the tune and its a primetime floor mover perfect for those summer disco nights. Again you can recognise the Nuphonic Rec. label inside the music.
  Dub, disco, strings with a slight 80s cosmic vibe to the whole tune, combine to give you that feel good moment on the dancefloor. 
  
  Ken Hayakawa, Austria´s rising young production star introduces you to his "Sunday Weekend". The tune is minimal, deep with accordian stabs, hypnotic bleeps and echoes and a great organic driving bassline. Deep minimal house destined for this years open air parties and afterhours. Let the sunshine in.

A1. Pete Herbert - Set It Off

A2. Roland Schwarz - Step In (Faze Action Dub)

LABEL: TJUMY RECORDS / SASS MUSIC
    SINGLE FORMAT: VINYL 12”
    CAT.NR: TJYSASS005
    RELEASE DATE: 15th JUNE 2009
    DISTRIBUTED BY DISCOMANIA
    
    www.tjumy.com
    www.sassmusic.at
    
    TRACKLISTING:
    A1: Pete Herbert - Set it Off
    A2: Roland Schwarz - Step In (Faze Action Dub)
    B1: Herb LF - Never Stop
    B2: Ken Hayakawa - Sunday Weekend
    
    For two years the Sass Club in the heart of Vienna has been providing the city with music. Its sound is subtle, oscillating from disco to deep house, a sound that has nothing to do with the flair of big discos. Local
    connoisseurs and international stars of the electronic dance scene promise nights to remember.
    Sass Music Club is the place where the young viennese music and party crowd is meeting. Whether they come in converse sneakers or in their business outfit, what matters here is the beat and a feeling of happiness
    for all those present.
    
    This compilation sets the course for the future. The close cooperation between Tjumy Records and Sass Music Club is taken a step further with the foundation of the label Sass Music and its own booking agency. This
    cooperation both facilitates the communication between artists, organisers and the press and is meant to give Austrian acts the chance to get started in the international music scene.
    
    Pete Herbert from Superdiscoteca & Eskimo fame kicks off this 4 tracker with an old school beauty: "Set it Off"Fine tribal rhythms mix with a "They,ll Never" vocal sample, a groovy bassline topped of fine Detroit
    stabs and strings make this a tune to either fill the floor or set the floor off on one!
    
    Roland Schwarz from the austrian Etage Noir Label gets a Faze Action Dub rework of his "Step In" that is Nuphonic Records typical deep house. Disco and dub elements combining with a hypnotic synth make this a tune for the coming summer.
    
    Herb LF with his 3rd work for Tjummy Records. "Never Stop" is the name of the tune and its a primetime floor mover perfect for those summer disco nights. Again you can recognise the Nuphonic Rec. label inside the music.
    Dub, disco, strings with a slight 80s cosmic vibe to the whole tune, combine to give you that feel good moment on the dancefloor. 
    
    Ken Hayakawa, Austria´s rising young production star introduces you to his "Sunday Weekend". The tune is minimal, deep with accordian stabs, hypnotic bleeps and echoes and a great organic driving bassline. Deep minimal house destined for this years open air parties and afterhours. Let the sunshine in.

B1. Herb LF - Never Stop

LABEL: TJUMY RECORDS
  SINGLE FORMAT: VINYL 12”
  CAT.NR: TJYSASS005
  RELEASE DATE: 15th JUNE 2009
  DISTRIBUTED BY DISCOMANIA
  
  www.tjumy.com

  TRACKLISTING:
  A1: Pete Herbert - Set it Off
  A2: Roland Schwarz - Step In (Faze Action Dub)
  B1: Herb LF - Never Stop
  B2: Ken Hayakawa - Sunday Weekend
  
  For two years the Sass Club in the heart of Vienna has been providing the city with music. Its sound is subtle, oscillating from disco to deep house, a sound that has nothing to do with the flair of big discos. Local
  connoisseurs and international stars of the electronic dance scene promise nights to remember.
  Sass Music Club is the place where the young viennese music and party crowd is meeting. Whether they come in converse sneakers or in their business outfit, what matters here is the beat and a feeling of happiness
  for all those present.
  
  This compilation sets the course for the future. The close cooperation between Tjumy Records and Sass Music Club is taken a step further with the foundation of the label Sass Music and its own booking agency. This
  cooperation both facilitates the communication between artists, organisers and the press and is meant to give Austrian acts the chance to get started in the international music scene.
  
  Pete Herbert from Superdiscoteca & Eskimo fame kicks off this 4 tracker with an old school beauty: "Set it Off"Fine tribal rhythms mix with a "They,ll Never" vocal sample, a groovy bassline topped of fine Detroit
  stabs and strings make this a tune to either fill the floor or set the floor off on one!
  
  Roland Schwarz from the austrian Etage Noir Label gets a Faze Action Dub rework of his "Step In" that is Nuphonic Records typical deep house. Disco and dub elements combining with a hypnotic synth make this a tune for the coming summer.
  
  Herb LF with his 3rd work for Tjummy Records. "Never Stop" is the name of the tune and its a primetime floor mover perfect for those summer disco nights. Again you can recognise the Nuphonic Rec. label inside the music.
  Dub, disco, strings with a slight 80s cosmic vibe to the whole tune, combine to give you that feel good moment on the dancefloor. 
  
  Ken Hayakawa, Austria´s rising young production star introduces you to his "Sunday Weekend". The tune is minimal, deep with accordian stabs, hypnotic bleeps and echoes and a great organic driving bassline. Deep minimal house destined for this years open air parties and afterhours. Let the sunshine in.

B2. Ken Hayakawa - Sunday Weekend

“If it isn´t broken don´t fix it” goes the saying. And that is definitely the case with Luv Shack 002. After a brilliant opening with 001 why indeed change a winning recipe? So the good people of Luv Shack have done the right thing and opted with another sampler from the same personal and another stonking EP from the boys from Vienna. The exciting thing about the last release was the consistency with all four artists and tracks picking up props from various parts of the Globe. The quality control department at Luv Shack records is obviously in supreme working order with yet another fantastic four for the floor to report on.

Once again, LeSale leads the way like he did on LUV001 with “On the Beach” First thing that hits you is the pull on that bass string. It wobbles from here to eternity and I got to question the size of the fingers of the Mutha that pulls that string. Got the build ups too with some big multi-tier action. Not just happy to sit in monster groove, it´s got some serious breaks and some shake downs that take you definitely to the next level. All about building it up, yeah!

The return too of Burnin Tears is most welcome. Super tight and precise, and with a beautiful warmth and lush deepness. The sort of track I wanna hear in complete darkness. Big claps and hypnotic snyths hold “How I Feel” together, and the pitched down vocal snippet is just plain sexy. I sometimes wish everyone would talk in real life pitched down to this sort of sound.

The B-Side gets off to a flyer with Jakobin & Domino. The nice big healthy dosage of “Jack” in this track is sure to make this a big winner right around peak time. The big throbbing bass also is bound to bust out a sweat in some unsuspecting punter on a dancefloor somewhere.

And as last time, Mr Lee Stevens brings up the rear with ”Reapers of Luv”. Last not least is an apt saying too in this case with this being an absolute stormer and wonderful musical journey. A monstrous moody looping rhythm and some magical interplay make this an epic track to get things really going. Huge!

Alan Brown, Soul Seduction, Vienna

Tracklisting:
A1. LeSale - On The Beach
A2. Burnin Tears - How I Feel
B1. Jakobin &amp; Domino - Struggle
B2. Lee Stevens - Reapers Of Luv

Mastered by Patrick Pulsinger at Feedback Studio Vienna.
Mastercut by Dubplates & Mastering Berlin.

you can already pre-order it in some shops:

http://www.juno.co.uk/products/448653-01.htm
http://www.deejay.de/Slave_To_Luv-Slave_To_Luv__95558
http://www.decks.de/t/various_artists-slave_to_luv/bzc-dj

V.A. - LUV002 (snippets)

The boys are back….back with another banger too. Definitely the best little label doing the rounds around these parts of late. Vienna’s Luv Shack Records continue with the good groove venturing once again into suspenseful House and Disco.

This time the turn of LeSale to pull out the big thick juicy drums and chunky basslines for which Luv Shack is making a very respectful name for itself.Guaranteed heavyweight thump when you flop the needle to the left side every time with the Luv Shack.

Original mix of “We Go Straight Ahead” gets us off to the pristine start with a huge slice of modern Vienna Disco Funk. It’s tight, it’s tasty and the tempting vocal teases to the max.

Burnin Tears tear away some of the Funk but add the energy in a proper remix style for “We Go Straight Ahead”. The big trademark claps from the guys get the thing moving, and I mean moving. Style all the way too with textures and woven sound giving it the elegant tactile quality which is missing from so much of todays music.

B Side begins with “What You Get” in its original guise. Again, another thumping humping banger with a cheeky sample of something to tease the living daylights out of you and me! Nice prodding too of the synth aiding and abetting this classy little musical mood swinger. And what about that “little bell”? I definitely want that shit on my new bike.

And finally, Jakobin & Domino get a shot to remix “What You Get”. ‘Last but not least’ goes the saying. Or should we say ‘leave the best to last’? What a great remix from the J&D, flexing their musical muscles big time with some seriously deep House. Just turn off the feekin’ lights for this one and get totally lost and submerged. A deep serene, almost tranquil groove, I was just as comfortable listening to it lying down on a sofa, as I would be dancing upright like a nutcase at a club. Love it!

Alan Brown, Soul Seduction, Vienna

Tracklisting:
A1. We Go Straight Ahead (Original Mix)
A2. We Go Straight Ahead (Burnin Tears Remix)
B1. What You Get (Original Mix)
B2. What You Get (Jakobin & Domino Remix)


A1. LeSale - We Go Straight Ahead (Original Mix) - LUV004

A2. LeSale - We Go Straight Ahead (Burnin Tears Remix) - LUV004

The boys are back….back with another banger too. Definitely the best little label doing the rounds around these parts of late. Vienna’s Luv Shack Records continue with the good groove venturing once again into suspenseful House and Disco.

This time the turn of LeSale to pull out the big thick juicy drums and chunky basslines for which Luv Shack is making a very respectful name for itself.Guaranteed heavyweight thump when you flop the needle to the left side every time with the Luv Shack.

Original mix of “We Go Straight Ahead” gets us off to the pristine start with a huge slice of modern Vienna Disco Funk. It’s tight, it’s tasty and the tempting vocal teases to the max.

Burnin Tears tear away some of the Funk but add the energy in a proper remix style for “We Go Straight Ahead”. The big trademark claps from the guys get the thing moving, and I mean moving. Style all the way too with textures and woven sound giving it the elegant tactile quality which is missing from so much of todays music.

B Side begins with “What You Get” in its original guise. Again, another thumping humping banger with a cheeky sample of something to tease the living daylights out of you and me! Nice prodding too of the synth aiding and abetting this classy little musical mood swinger. And what about that “little bell”? I definitely want that shit on my new bike.

And finally, Jakobin & Domino get a shot to remix “What You Get”. ‘Last but not least’ goes the saying. Or should we say ‘leave the best to last’? What a great remix from the J&D, flexing their musical muscles big time with some seriously deep House. Just turn off the feekin’ lights for this one and get totally lost and submerged. A deep serene, almost tranquil groove, I was just as comfortable listening to it lying down on a sofa, as I would be dancing upright like a nutcase at a club. Love it!

Alan Brown, Soul Seduction, Vienna

Tracklisting:
A1. We Go Straight Ahead (Original Mix)
A2. We Go Straight Ahead (Burnin Tears Remix)
B1. What You Get (Original Mix)
B2. What You Get (Jakobin & Domino Remix)


B1. LeSale - What You Get (Jakobin & Domino Remix) - LUV004

B2. LeSale - What You Get (Original Mix) - LUV004

&nbsp;Tjumy Records focuses on bringing you the sophisticated electronic club music the city has to offer mixed with fine selected international artists. With a well balanced artist roster that includes Ken Hayakawa, Herb LF, Whare, Larissa Kapp, Roman Rauch, Tin Man, Channel-f and Matt Flores &amp; Tyree Cooper presents Goosebumpz, this label offers something to all fans of of quality house and techno music.

releases:
TJY001: Whare - Pretty Lady (rmx by Herb LF / Cassique + M. Flores)
TJY002: Whare - Space Odyssey (rmx by Westpark Unit + Smacs &amp; Kong)
TJY003: Larissa Kapp - You (rmx by Fabrice Lig)
TJY004: Larissa Kapp - Lost Piano (rmx by Tin Man + Whare Wurlitzer Dub)
TJYSASS005: V.A. - Sophisticated Sass Sounds Vinyl Edition (tracks by Pete Herbert, Roland Schwarz, Herb LF and Ken Hayakawa)
TJY006: Goosebumpz aka Matt Flores + Tyree Cooper - Shinin Lights (rmx by Channel-f + Whare Wurlitzer Dub)
TJY007: Ken Hayakawa - Thank You For Listening EP
TJY008: Roman Rauch - Can´t Get Enough EP


A1. Pete Herbert - Set It Off

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