Joey Beltram
One of the defining figures of nineties techno. The New Yorker wrote Energy Flash for R&S in 1990 and, with Second Phase's Mentasm, gave rave one of its most copied sounds: the hoover.
Releases on R&S, Warp, Tresor and his own STX imprint, and a career that never left the club circuit.
He has remixed for Metrohm, one of the names that made the label credible early on.
A stub, for the moment. The web is quiet about Joey Beltram, and the label does not invent biographies. What we can vouch for: 1 record on Metrohm, in 2016. Send us a paragraph and a picture and this page grows.
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One record on Metrohm so far, in 2016. Below, grouped by release, is everything we can play you. Tap a line and it starts in the deck at the foot of the page. No new window, no player that eats the page: keep reading while it runs. Most recent: Lost, 2016.
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LostChris Honorat · 2016All stores
If you like Joey Beltram
Producers who have shared a record with Joey Beltram, then the rest of the roster by how close the music sits.
Label founderTevatronFounder & label manager
ArtistChris HonoratLost EP
ArtistEddie MercedConnecticut, USA
ArtistBrian KageDetroit, USA
RemixerThomas BarnettDetroit, USA
ArtistVintage FutureDetroit, USA
RemixerDJ 3000Detroit, USA
ArtistClement NaglikFrance
ArtistAngelo D'OnorioNetherlands
ArtistDCLVIII OFCToulouse, France