Cramp

Ilnaz Tarkhanov, also known under the alias CRAMP, started his career in 2005 as a member of project Neoblizz. Neoblizz popularity spanned Russia and Europe, and also featured his creative partner Anton Firtich. Under aliases of Neoblizz and Ultrashockers the members regularly released tracks on “DeepBlue Records”, and Ferry Corsten’s “Flashover Recordings”. Inevitably, the members split to follow their own creative paths and start solo projects. Today, Cramp is the one of the most sought-after and talented musicians in Eastern Europe – with a global reputation and following. By choosing progressive house and progressive trance as the main musical directions, Ilnaz has started to write tracks and remixes literally one by one. Crucially, this has meant that his output not only receives local acclaim, but also commands airtime on world-famous radio