TZU

TZU
Company type	Music group
Industry	Music
Founded	1999
Headquarters	Melbourne, Australia
Products	Hip hop music, albums
Number of employees	5

TZU (articulated as "Tee Zed Yoo") was an Australian hip hop ensemble established in 1999, comprising members Joelistics, Yeroc, Seed MC, and Paso Bionic, with Duzy What joining their ranks in 2005. Their sound was distinguished by the integration of live instruments during both recordings and live shows, resulting in a fusion that incorporated rock elements.Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag

Joel Ma (Joelistics) – vocals, guitar, bass guitar
Corey McGregor (Yeroc) – drums, samplers
Phillip Norman (Seed MC or Countbounce) – vocals, guitar, bass guitar
Shehab Tariq (Paso Bionic) – turntables
Dustin (Duzy What) – keyboards

Studio albums

Studio albums with selected details and chart rankings
Title	Details	Highest chart positions
Title	Details	AUS ^[1]
Position Correction	Released: 19 February 2004 Label: Liberation Music (LIBCD6122.2) Format: CD	—
Smiling at Strangers	Released: September 2005 Label: Liberation Music (LIBCD7176.2) Format: CD, CD+CD-ROM	71
Computer Love	Released: June 2008 Label: Liberation Music (LMCD0012) Format: CD, CD+CD-ROM	23
Millions of Moments	Released: 2012^[2] Label: Liberation Music (9341004016194) Format: CD, Digital download, LP	57

Remix albums

Notable remix albums
Album	Information
Cover Up Motel	Year of release: 2009 Record label: Liberation Music (LMCD0037) Format: Double CD

Extended plays

Selected EPs
Title	Information
Um... Just a Liddlbidova Mic Check	Release year: 2001 Label: Tzu Format: CD
The Position Selection	Released in: 2004 Label: Liberation Music Format: Vinyl LP

Singles

Key singles with chart rankings
Single	Year	Highest chart position	Associated album
Single	Year	AUS	Associated album
"Dam Busters"	2003	—	Position Correction
"The Horse You Rode in On"	2003	—
"Wildstylee"	2004	—
"She Gets Up"	2005	—	Smiling at Strangers
"In Front of Me"	2006	51	Smiling at Strangers
"Computer Love"	2008	—	Computer Love
"Beginning of the End"	2012	—	Millions of Moments
"Beautiful"	2012	—	Millions of Moments

APRA Awards

The APRA Awards annually honor achievements in songwriting, sales, and radio play across Australia and New Zealand.

Year	Work	Category	Outcome
2007	"In Front of Me"	Most Performed Urban Work	Nominated

Australian Music Prize

Established in 2005, the Australian Music Prize (AMP) is a yearly $30,000 prize awarded to an Australian solo artist or group based on the quality of an album released within that year.

|- | 2005 | Smiling at Strangers | Australian Music Prize | |-

J Awards

The J Awards, initiated by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's youth radio station Triple J in 2005, celebrate outstanding achievements in Australian music each year.

|- | 2008 | Computer Love | Australian Album of the Year |

References

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Australian chart peaks:
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