Tamer Fouda’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Egyptian musician
Is Musician 
From Egypt 
Type Music 
Gender male
Birth 10 December 1980
Age: 39 years

Tamer Fouda (born December 10, 1980) is an Egyptian musician working in Techno music.

Biography and career

He started his music career in 2005. Tamer signed for the online radio station “friskyRadio” in 2007 to host his monthly show “Drums Overdrive”. Tamer’s own label “Quanza Records” was formed in 2008.

Discography

Albums

  1. The Underground Mantra [2011, Quanza Records]
  2. Minimal Techno & Beyond [2012, Quanza Records]
  3. Secret Life Of Underground [2013, Quanza Records]
  4. EGYPT [2014, Quanza Records]
  5. Press Techno Button [2015, Quanza Records]

EPs

  1. Tribal Hypnotism [2007, Neuside Recordings]
  2. Darkness In The Night [2008, Quanza Records]
  3. Underground Sound Of Suramerica [2008, Quanza Records]
  4. Dark Tribal Zone Volume 1 [2008, Quanza Records]
  5. Kick The Bass [2008, Quanza Records]
  6. Dark Tribal Zone Volume 2 [2008, Quanza Records]
  7. The Bass, The Drums, The Rhythm [2008, Quanza Records]
  8. Dark Tribal Rhythm [2008, Quanza Records]
  9. Monotone [2008, Quanza Records]
  10. Loco [2009, Quanza Records]
  11. Tribal Will Be Back [2009, Quanza Records]
  12. Forever Drums [2009, Quanza Records]
  13. Tribal World Tour Volume 1 [2010, Quanza Records]
  14. The Underground [2010, Quanza Records]
  15. Tribal For Life [2010, Quanza Records]
  16. Back To The Dark Roots [2010, Quanza Records]
  17. Club Culture [2010, Quanza Records]
  18. Tribal [2010, Quanza Records]
  19. Let There Be Light [2010, Quanza Records]
  20. My Trip To Fantasy [2010, Quanza Records]
  21. I Am Minimal Techno [2011, Quanza Records]
  22. Minimal Warning [2011, Quanza Records]
  23. Everything Is Underground [2012, Quanza Records]
  24. Underground Punch [2012, Quanza Records]

Singles

  1. Hysterian Drums [2007, Darker Audio Recordings]
  2. Dark Tribal Addiction [2007, Coraza Recordings]
  3. The Ultimate Seduction [2008, Neuside Recordings]
  4. Dangerous [2008, Quanza Records]
  5. Eternal Tribal [2008, Quanza Records]
  6. United Drums [2008, Quanza Records]
  7. Oblivion Tribes [2008, Quanza Records]
  8. Reclaim [2008, Adjust Recordings]
  9. Underground Bass [2009, Quanza Records]
  10. I Am The Evil [2009, Quanza Records]
  11. Deeper [2009, More Beats Recordings]
  12. This Is The Future [2010, Quanza Records]
  13. Freak [2011, Quanza Records]
  14. Tech This Out [2011, Quanza Records]
  15. F*ck You From The Speakers [2011, Quanza Records]
  16. B*tch [2011, Quanza Records]
  17. Techno Is No Bullshit [2012, Quanza Records]
  18. The Beats Of The Future [2012, Quanza Records]
  19. The Kids Want Minimal [2012, Quanza Records]
  20. F*ck The Music [2013, Quanza Records]
  21. Fundamental [2013, Quanza Records]

Remixes

  1. System K – In A Dark Room (Tamer Fouda Darker Remix) [2007, Darker Audio Records]
  2. JC Mazter – Music 4 Love (Tamer Fouda Love Tribe Mix) [2007, Neuside Recordings]
  3. Edgar Robles – Can U Feel It (Tamer Fouda Dark Lead Mix) [2007, Neuside Recordings]
  4. Mike Ivy & Dave Rose – Now U Feel It (Tamer Fouda Dark Drums Mix) [2007, Coraza Recordings]
  5. Edson Pride – I Wanna Bass (Tamer Fouda Likes The Bass Mix) [2007, HMSP Group]
  6. Omar Labastida – Atomic Buddha (Tamer Fouda Atomic Tribalized Mix) [2007, HMSP Group]
  7. Edson Pride – Here We Go (Tamer Fouda After Hours Tribal Mix) [2007, HMSP Group]
  8. JJ Romero & John Garcia – Infectious (Tamer Fouda Infected Mix) [2008, Quanza Records]
  9. DJ Marco Jr – La Musica (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2008, Quanza Records]
  10. Edson Pride – Feel My Music (Tamer Fouda Tribal Sweat Mix) [2008, Coraza Recordings]
  11. Ray MD & Ramses Jair – Heaven (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2008, Quanza Records]
  12. Omar Labastida – Do U Want 2 Know (Tamer Fouda Zero Knowledge Mix) [2008, Quanza Records]
  13. Edson Pride – Listen To This Sound (Tamer Fouda Dark Tribal Mix) [2008, HMSP Group]
  14. Carlos Bautista – Experience (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2008, Quanza Records]
  15. Ramses Jair – Prehispanic Heart (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2008, Quanza Records]
  16. DJ Face B – Radar (Tamer Fouda Undisputed Mix) [2008, Quanza Records]
  17. Ray Briones – Gimme Da Groove (Tamer Fouda Dark Dub Mix) [2008, Overskin Recordings]
  18. DJ Migusi – Echoes From Space (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2008, Coraza Recordings]
  19. Edson Pride – Insanity (Edson Pride 350 Volt Mix) [2008, Quanza Records]
  20. Edson Pride – Get Up & Dance (Tamer Fouda Mad Drums Mix) [2008, Fire Beats Records]
  21. Edgar Robles – Flashback (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2008, Quanza Records]
  22. Mike Ivy & Dave Rose – Sun Is Coming (Tamer Fouda Dark Sun Mix) [2008, Quanza Records]
  23. JC Mazter – Faze Zero (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2008, Overline Records]
  24. Mundeep – For Ibiza (Tamer Fouda Dark Ibiza Remix) [2008, Tronic B7 Records]
  25. Kike Mayor – Rebellion (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2008, Quanza Records]
  26. Jimmy Onassis – Dancing Chords (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2009, Filthy Groovin Records]
  27. Engin Ozturk – Eternal Passion (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2009, Quanza Records]
  28. JC Mazter – Ritmo Perverso (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2009, Peanut Musik]
  29. Da Silva & Lino – Wilderness (Tamer Fouda Dark Jungle Mix) [2009, Quanza Records]
  30. DJ Tim & Kostas B – The Manimal (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2009, Frisky Records]
  31. Cihan Elte – Dancer In The Dark (Tamer Fouda Drum-O-Quanza Remix) [2009, Quanza Records]
  32. Deka Feat. Alan T – Miami (Tamer Fouda From Quanza To Coraza Mix) [2009, Coraza Recordings]
  33. Engin Ozturk – I Want You (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2009, Quanza Records]
  34. Doped Again – Dance Now (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2009, Quanza Records]
  35. Cihan Elte – Other Side (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2009, Quanza Records]
  36. Subject English Feat, Oddme – Dimension (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2009, Quanza Records]
  37. DJ Vancronkhite – The Divine (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2009, Quanza Records]
  38. DJ Alex F – On My Dancefloor (Tamer Fouda Dancefloor Approved Mix) [2009, Coraza Recordings]
  39. Leland McWilliams – Shango (Tamer Fouda Remixes) [2009, Quanza Records]
  40. Jah Sound Feat. Gala G – Money & Love (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2009, Quanza Records]
  41. Nanowave – Hang The Tribal (Tamer Fouda Quanza Mix) [2009, Nanowave trax Records]
  42. Da Silva & Lino – Ecuador (Tamer Fouda Goes To Ecuador Remix) [2009, Quanza Records]
  43. Ebbo & Fuzzy – Feel What You Feel (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2010, Quanza Records]
  44. Ramtin K – Let Me In Your Love (Tamer Fouda Tribal Dub) [2010, Quanza Records]
  45. Niaz Arca & Andy Notalez – The Strong Force (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2010, HMSP Group]
  46. Ray MD – Kulota (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2010, Bedroom Muzik]
  47. Manuel Carranco – Fire Desire (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2010, Quanza Records]
  48. Mehmetcan Yildiz – Save Your Soul (Tamer Fouda Dub Mix) [2010, Quanza Records]
  49. Spiritmindster – Dark Killer (Tamer Fouda Hard Mix) [2010, Dasound Records]
  50. Moussa Clarke & DJ 19 – Acid Piano (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2010, 19Box Recordings]
  51. Edson Pride – House Music (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2010, HMSP Music]
  52. Essam Gawish Feat. Julietta – Egyptian Drums (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2010, Quanza Records]
  53. JC Mazter – Voices In My Head (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2010, HMSP Music]
  54. Kev Wright – Rule 2 (Tamer Fouda In The Jungle Remix) [2010, Quanza Records]
  55. Jimmy Onassis – Dancing Chords (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2011, Glam Records]
  56. Aldwin Macapagal – Bohol (T.S.O.P) (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2011, Quanza Records]
  57. Kev Wright VS Red & Blue – Blackout (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2011, Quanza Records]
  58. Subject English – Missionary (Tamer Fouda Tribal Remix) [2011, Quanza Records]
  59. Kabute – I’m A Freak (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2011, Quanza Records]
  60. SpiritMindster – Dark Killer (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2011, Mister Records]
  61. Rikard, Aruzda – Centeotl (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2011, Quanza Records]
  62. Psylum – Scourge (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2011, Quanza Records]
  63. Ramtin K – Away From Here (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2012, Quanza Records]
  64. Balex F – Minimalist (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2012, Quanza Records]
  65. Rishi K. – Shamanic (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2012, Quanza Records]
  66. Alex Pearce, Space Cadet – Click Clack (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2012, Quanza Records]
  67. Edson Pride – In The Music (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2012, Quanza Records]
  68. Abe Van Dam – Intuition (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2012, Quanza Records]
  69. Voytech – Disciple (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2012, Revolt Records]
  70. Midnight Society, Reed McGowan – Occupy The Dance floor (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2012, SoundGroove Records]
  71. Alessandro – Avalon (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2012, Innertek Recordings]
  72. Alessandro – Niteshift (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2013, Innertek Recordings]
  73. S-Lap – Blaze (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2014, Quanza Records]
  74. Forest Weed – Crop Circles (Tamer Fouda Remix) [2017, Quanza Records]
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