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Ramon Zenker

Willich, Germany

Ramon Zenker is credited on 2,050 releases across 803 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1987–2026 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.

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German Techno-artist (playing ambient, acid, break beat, trance etc.), remixer and producer, born 11 November 1968 in Willich, Germany and now living in Meerbusch, Germany.
He has worked with Mike Oldfield, Paul van Dyk, The Shamen, Scooter, Mylène Farmer, Jam & Spoon, Depeche Mode, Yello, New Order and other artists.
Together with Oliver Bondzio, he formed the Techno Acid outfit Hardfloor in 1991 and the two are still active touring and releasing music on a regular basis to this very day.
Ramon started playing keyboards at the age of 12. Although he also started playing bass-guitar synthesizers soon became his main interest. After countless projects and live-performances he had his first chart-hit with Honesty 69's French Kiss (opens in a new tab) in 1989. Many hits and projects followed such as Perplexer, Interactive, Celvin Rotane, Bellini, Paffendorf and others.
In 1996, Zenker together with Andreas Schneider and Olaf Dieckmann co-wrote and co-produced Thomas Anders' solo project Phantomas.
Co-owner of Upright Songs GmbH.