Almost a year after the Keinemusik performance in Giza, several interesting collaborators released the then-ID. Crazy For It is not just a single, as it's got a lot of energy straight from the pens of Boys Noize and Vinson.
The first interesting fact about the track is that, after the performance in Giza, fans misnamed the track, referring to it as ID. The Keinemusik team performed at the Giza Pyramids in Egypt on April 19, 2024, with the newly released Crazy For It as the opening track. However, fans didn’t know the track at the time; they named it You Gotta Go Crazy for It and associated it only with Rampa and ZHU because Rampa had played it before. In the meantime, it turned out that Keinemusik—the crew of Rampa, Adam Port, &ME, and Reznik—was associated with the track. Alexander Ridha, aka Boys Noize, the German-Iraqi electronic music producer, also joined the collaboration.
Interestingly, the artists recorded the track at Shangri-La, Rick Rubin’s (three-time Grammy-winning American music producer) Malibu studio. Crazy For It perfectly combines the simplicity of Keinemusik with the energetic production work of Boys Noize. This masterful production needed a skilled vocalist in the form of none other than Vinson Fraley, a New York City-based musician who goes by the stage name simply Vinson. There’s no question how successful the track was when it was first showcased as ID, and although it was a long time coming, it’s fair to say that it could be one of the defining tracks of the summer of 2025. Keinemusik is a highly valuable band in its own right, not to mention their motivating approach to supporting people, as exemplified by their donation of €100,000 at a secret charity beach party in Ibiza last year.
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