#PeepTheVisual: Icekream - "No Questions" (feat. Eric Leon) - RESPECT.

Born in London, England, and raised in Paris, France, Emirati (UAE) music producer icekream has been active in the music scene since he started DJing/scratching at only 13 years of age. By the time he was 24 years old, icekream decided to pursue his musical dreams full-time. After he met his music partner TroyBoi, they decided to launch a Trap attack on SoundCloud as unique artists and as a production/DJ duo named SoundSnobz.

With unmatched and unadulterated talent, SoundSnobz turned a blind eye to convention. icekream and TroyBoi were quick to embrace the growing Trap music scene in the U.S. and helped it spread globally. Their fearless, experimental, progressive style has earned them a rapidly growing, international fan base and collaborations with underground and mainstream artists alike. They have worked with such notable artists as Wyclef, Diplo and more

Marcello “Cool” Valenzano and Andre “Dre” Lyon heard icekream and immediately signed him to their label Epidemic Music. icekream’s unmatched talent is taking Epidemic Music in the direction that the company has been actively pursuing for years. The hit-producer is one-of-a-kind, that harnesses the skills and capabilities Cool & Dre were seeking.

With this added talent to their roster, Epidemic Music has now been able to aggressively attract new clients and more business in this new genre of music. The EDM-Trap genre has been evolving over the last several years. It’s known for it’s mix of Hip-Hop, Dub and dance music. Combining icekream’s EMD Trap skills and production from Cool & Dre for Hip-Hop, icekream has secured placement in the United States and international markets.

“Immediately upon signing with Epidemic Music, our efforts paid off by securing a first collaborative single in the U.S. market,” says Dre. “We are currently in the process of marketing the first single ‘Lemme See’ with the help of Eric Leon, also from Epidemic Music.”

For now, check out the new visual by icekream and Eric Leon for their first collaborative joint, “No Questions.”