Rampa

Berlin‑based producer and DJ Rampa emerged from the German house scene in the late 2000s before concentrating on a sound that blends deep house, afro‑house and touches of melodic techno. Under this alias, Frank Heinrich has developed a signature style marked by slow basslines, forward‑driven percussion, meticulous work on the vocals and long progressions designed for the club. A co‑founder of the Keinemusik collective and label alongside artists such as &ME and Adam Port, Rampa has built much of his discography within that framework, while also releasing maxis and remixes on labels like Innervisions, Crosstown Rebels and Defected. His productions move between dancefloor‑oriented tracks and more introspective pieces, often structured around repetitive grooves and warm harmonic atmospheres. Alongside his studio work, Rampa asserts his identity on the international scene through sets that extend the Keinemusik aesthetic, and he frequently collaborates with fellow collective members as well as indie and electronic singers and bands, placing his name in a network of projects where house is nourished by global sounds.