Farmingdale, New Jersey · Est. on Route 33
Tune2This is the label side of City Lights Recording Studio — a purpose-built room that has been cutting records on Highway 33 since 1989. We sign the artists, cut the masters here, and sell them straight to you. No middle.
Why this is not just another platform
Every other music platform is software. Tune2This is software attached to a working recording studio on Route 33 — a real place, with a live room, where we can put artists on a stage and fans in the seats.
That is the whole difference. Release parties and listening nights are not a marketing idea here; they happen in a room we own. Members get in the door. Artists get the room at roster rates. Nobody streaming from a server farm can offer that.
On the air
Everything here was cut at City Lights. Hit play on any row and the deck stays with you as you move around the site.
First on the roster
The Guy Daniel Vastola Organization. Guy Daniel writes it, produces it, and cuts it in his own room on Route 33 — the same room where he spent thirty years engineering other people’s records before he made his own.
The debut single “Peace” pairs him with The Chi-Lites, the Chicago group behind eleven Top Ten R&B hits, and the late Jamaican reggae pioneer Denroy Morgan. It was tracked between City Lights in New Jersey and Chicago, and released to launch a global peace campaign on 20 January 2021.
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Sessions, rooms and the sign on Route 33 that has been telling Monmouth County what we do since 1990.
Membership
Streaming already gives you the song. A membership has to give you the things streaming cannot: the room, the people in it, and the record before anyone else hears it.
$5/ month
The floor. Enough to feel like you are in the building.
$15/ month
For the people who want to watch the record get made.
$50/ month
A seat at the table. Capped, so it stays worth having.
Tip the artist
Tip any artist from any page, any amount. Tips pass through to the artist in full — Tune2This takes nothing but the card fee. Every dollar moves you up their board.
The reason it is a board and not a button: on the platforms where tipping actually works, it is competitive. Tencent Music earns roughly seventy per cent of its revenue from tips, gifts and donations rather than subscriptions, because fans can see where they stand.
Pick an amount to see where it puts you.
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Purpose-built as a studio from the ground up — three and a half years with the planning board before a wall went up. The control room made the cover of Mix Magazine in August 1990. It has been running on the same corner of Route 33 ever since.
1989
Founded. On this site since 1990.
5
Separate work spaces, plus a pre-production suite.
30
Years of in-house sound library.
60
Channels of fully automated Neve VR60.
Two doors, one building
Artists get a room, a Neve and a label. Fans get the record before it ships and a discount on the room it was made in.