Cramp is a moniker for the Russian electronic music producer Ilnaz Tarkhanov, who has made a notable impact on the progressive and trance music scenes. Rising to prominence in the late 2000s, Cramp has carved out a space for himself with his energetic and emotive productions, showcasing a talent for creating tracks that resonate with both the club environment and personal listening. His work is characterized by intricate melodies, driving basslines, and a penchant for both atmospheric and punchy elements, balancing the line between underground credibility and mainstream appeal.

Among his recent works, Cramp has demonstrated versatility and evolution in his sound. "Unity" and "Night Time" affirm his grasp on the dancefloor's pulse, while the "RU116 (Cramp 2020 Mix)" revamps one of his earlier successes with a contemporary touch. "Racing" and "2030 A.D." reflect his futuristic vision, merging forward-thinking sounds with the energy of progressive trance. His dedication to his Russian roots is evident in tracks like "Больше стаффа (4 листа)", providing a glimpse into the cultural influences that shape his approach to music. Meanwhile, "Lille," "Dominion (Remixes)," "Dunton Green," and "Bombay" further elaborate on his global sensibilities and the expansive reach of his artistry. Cramp continues to push boundaries, ensuring that each release is a testament to his growth and place within the electronic music narrative.