Joey Beltram

Joey Beltram (born 6 September 1971) is an American DJ and music producer, best known for his pioneering singles "Energy Flash" and "Mentasm" and for remixing Human Resource's "Dominator".
Throughout the years, Beltram has continually toured at major festivals around the globe. He has also continued releasing techno, with his 1993 and 1994 tracks "Aonox" on Visible and "the Beltram re-releases" on Trax, the "Caliber" EP on Warp, and his 1995 LP Places and 1996 single, "Ball Park" on Tresor counting among his work in the 1990s. He was also invited to release another album, Close Grind, on Daniel Miller's Novamute imprint under the JB³ alias.
In 1999, he launched his own label STX with Arena, while he continued to release under Code 6 and JB³, as well as headlining events such as Awakenings, Coachella, Nature One, Mayday and Dance Valley. Returning to Tresor in 2004, he released the album Rising Sun. And he has kept up a busy release schedule ever since, with tracks on Womb, Harthouse, Drumcode, MB Electroniks, and Bush. Perhaps his best-selling single of recent times is his remix of Oliver Huntemann's "Shanghai Spinner," which hit the Beatport Top 10 in 2009. It was also included in Simian Mobile Disco's Essential Mix at the beginning of 2010.
==Links to Peel==
Peel seemed to have first played Joey's records in 1990, when he was known as Code 6. He would play further material from the DJ, including his various pseudonym and collaborations with other DJ's.
==Shows Played==
;thumb|220x220pxCode 6
*10 May 1990: Edge Of Insanity (12" - Forgotten Moments) Nu Groove 
*24 May 1990: 'Off The Hilltop (12 inch-Forgotten Moments)' (Nu Groove)
*05 June 1990: Off The Hilltop (12" - Forgotten Moments) Nu Groove 
*25 June 1990: Edge Of Insanity (12" - Forgotten Moments) Nu Groove 
*02 June 1991: Quad 1 (v/a album - Nu Groove - 25 West 38th - A Compilation) Network 
;R.S.H.
*16 May 1990: Laughing While Intoxicated (Dope House Mix) (12") Dopewax
*30 May 1990: Laughing While Intoxicated (Dope House Mix) (12") Dopewax
*21 June 1990: Laughing While Intoxicated (Avenue S Mix) (12") Dopewax
;thumb|220x220pxLost Entity (Joey Beltram & Mike "Paradise" Munoz)
*10 September 1990: Bring That Back (One More Time) (12") Nu Groove
*12 September 1990: Annihilate (L.E.S Mix) (12" - Bring That Back (One More Time)) Nu Groove
;Second Phase (Joey Beltram and Mundo Muzique)
*27 April 1991: Mentasm (12") R&S
;Nerve Control
*20 August 1993: 'In Tracey (Joey Beltram's Deep Six J.T.S. Mix) (Compilation 12"-The Faze 2 EP)' (Faze 2)
;thumb|220x220pxJoey Beltram
*01 July 1994: ‘Caliber (12 inch - The Caliber EP)’ Warp
*09 July 1994 (BFBS): Caliber (12" - The Caliber EP) Warp
*16 July 1994: ‘Orion (12 inch – The Caliber EP)’ Warp 
*29 October 1994: ‘Judgement (Various Artists 12 inch - Trance Europe Express 3 Preview)’ Volume
*27 October 1995: Track C1 [LP: Track C1 (From The Place)] White Label (part of Dave Clarke's live set)
*24 November 1996: 'Flashcube (split 10" with Adonis)' (Trax UK)
*25 September 1997: Curb (Dave Angel Remix) (12" - Through The Mixer) NovaMute
*02 September 1999: Arena (Arena STX Records - STX 001)
*23 July 2003: 'Super Magnetic' (12") STX
*11 September 2003: M-Yard (LP - Tresor Never Sleeps) Tresor
*30 June 2004: 'A Universal Mind' (LP- Illumination: Compilation Vol.12) - (Tresor)
*09 September 2004: Beyonder (12" single) Tresor
*17 September 2004 (BBC World Service): Beyonder (12" - Beyonder/Universal Mind) Tresor
==External Links==
*Wikipedia
*Discogs
Category:Artists