Rampa
Rampa, born Gregor Sütterlin in Freiburg im Breisgau, is a Berlin-based German DJ and producer who co-founded the Keinemusik collective in 2009 alongside &Me, Adam Port, David Mayer, Reznik, and Monja Gentschow. Sütterlin picked up drums before turning to DJing at twelve with help from a friend's older brother, and he began producing his own music in Fruity Loops by age fifteen, relocating to Berlin in 2004 ahead of Keinemusik's founding.
He has described the label and collective as “his own little d.i.y.-cosmos,” a framework that grew into one of house music's most recognizable crews, blending melodic house and melodic techno with Afrobeats influences. At the peak of his touring career in 2016, Sütterlin took a six-month break to address creative burnout, afterward deliberately scaling back to no more than four shows a month under a “less is more” philosophy that he has said shapes what audiences hear in his sets.
That same year, he co-founded Teile with collaborator Benjamin Hughes, a company building analogue effects units for DJs and producers. Rampa has continued collaborating across disciplines, including a 2026 project with conceptual artist Julian Charrière and former Daft Punk member Thomas Bangalter, extending his profile beyond the club into cross-media work.