Hank Cramer IV

Hank Cramer is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist from Colorado. Born into a musical family, he got his first guitar at the age of 9, and studied guitar and music theory in school. He recorded his first original song, “Dream”, in a professional studio while still a teenager. Although his style is unique, Hank’s influences range from the heavy-metal hits of Metallica, to the pop sounds of the Goo Goo Dolls, and to acoustic ballads by Tom Petty.

In his early years, Hank spent time on the road – and sitting in on jam sessions – with well-known Northwest folk musicians like Steve Guthe, Tania Opland, Ed Kramer, Philip & Teresa Morgan, and – of course – his dad, Hank Cramer III. He also sat in on recording sessions at Rob Folsom and David Lange’s studios. Hank continued to polish his musical craft while earning computer science degrees at Red Rocks College and Regis University in Denver. He now operates his own home recording studio