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Tomaz - Joey Beltram Classics - Switch Radio - Brussels BE - Apr 2008
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Biography of Tomaz
The musical roots of Tomaz sprung from his father’s collection (ranging from classical over country to French chanson and pop music) to the new wave and rock scene of the 70’s and 80’s. This was his sole inspiration for his early Dj days. It wasnt long before he started to introduce the first house and techno tunes to those wave/rock parties and the Belgian airwaves on local radio stations.
His obsession for music drove him towards a job at the BCM (now Enterprise) record store, where he still works today guiding music-crazed lovers through the musical jungle.
In the late nineties Tomaz took it to a new level when he gave a first shot at production with Kobbe. That was the birth of several 12'es on labels like Re-Load and Future Frontier. Next in the line of production were the successful collaborations with the Filterheadz ('More House', the latin techno hit 'Los Hijos del Sol' and the major worldwide clubhit 'Sunshine' on Carl Cox’ Intec label). 'Sunshine' is one of the best selling singles on Intec and is still being re-pressed today, 4 years post-release.
This was the moment when Tomaz moved from the local radio stations to the Belgian national radio Studio Brussel where he became the techno programmer for the weekly show Switch. The show has just started its sixth season and continues to bring the best electronic music to an international audience. Alongside techno, Tomaz also programmes future hits and best classics on the same radio show.
2005 saw the release of the follow up single to 'Sunshine'. The Saturn Moons EP once again proved the musical diversity of Tomaz. After the latin flavoured releases, 'Titan' is a dreamy, string-fuelled anthem, that like it’s predecessor, is played by all the big names, whether they are techno, house or trance dj’s. The future will bring more collaboration with the likes of Stanny Franssen, Sam Ostyn, Redhead, to name a few.
