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 stations and media outlets. Many Cramp tracks became classics of the Russian and European trance scene. A producer that seems to going from strength to strength right now, Russia’s Cramp has caused an almighty buzz with his latest track – ‘RU116’. Debuted by Above & Beyond at ASOT 500 at Den Bosch, speculation about who was behind the mysterious, then unknown, ‘RU116’ flooded the message boards as fans were swept up by its infectious, powerful groove and spine-tingling melodies. A classy future trancer, ‘RU116’ keeps it simple but devastatingly effect – a quality club groove, a beautifully melodic breakdown and a drop that wraps them together perfectly for club devastation. In 3 days 'RU116' has been massivly supported by the all top DJs and in one week after the release it was reached the 3rd position on Beatport Top 10 Trance Chart.