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Ice Starr Is Fostering A Massively Synergistic Partnership With Too Lost Worldwide Music Distribution

Jennifer Ross by Jennifer Ross
January 31, 2021
in Entertainment
Reading Time: 4 mins read

Renowned producer Ice Starr has etched a deal with one of the world’s leading global music distribution companies, Too Lost. The partnership gave way to the most exciting projects that Ice will be unveiling pretty soon.

As an established music professional and a gold-certified hip-hop producer from the Recording Industry  Association of America (RIAA) Ice Starr has solidified his place in the music industry. He began his musical endeavors in the industry through Beatstars, a platform where he managed to sell music instrumentals with negotiable leasing terms for emerging artists. He hails from Iceland, the “land of fire and ice” which is why he is aptly named as such.

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He then became one of the top producers on Beatstars, working alongside top musicians such as Yung Bleu and Roddy Ricch helping them formulate their latest tracks and projects. He has also collaborated with prolific artists, including Moneybagg Yo, Lil Durk, Boosie Badazz, A Boogie Wit A Hoodie, K Camp, Lil Mosey, Kevin Gates, D-block Europe, Lasco, Yungeen Ace, RK, Jvnior, K CAMP, Maine Musik, Jhony Kaze, Suigeneris, Paxquaio, and many more.

He has managed to become a massive force in the music industry producing hit tracks such as D-Block Europe’s “The Shard” and “Kettle Pouring,” Yungeen Ace’s “Murdah,” Lasco’s “Dimanche Soir,” and Paxquiao’s “Ride 2 Getha,” among many others. 

Ice Starr is also prominently known for his work on “Miss It”, “Ice On My Baby” and ten other tracks by Yung Bleu. The first two songs have further allowed Ice Starr to receive RIAA Gold certifications allowing him to carve his mold in the music world.

Recently, Ice Starr has managed to forge a long-lasting partnership with Too Lost Worldwide Music Distribution. The New-York based music company recently launched their online digital platform to provide label resources and digital distribution to independent labels and artists from all over the world.

Too Lost allows independent artists to apply for a wide selection of services, including publishing administration, advanced funding, sales tracking, and more. The platform helps musicians and music professionals manage their music careers most efficiently and effectively.

Without a doubt, Ice Starr envisions a better future for all of the artists that are under his wing. The combination of Ice Starr’s approach to the music industry successfully synergizes with Too Lost and its everlasting musical mission.

Find out more about Ice Starr and his emerging projects in the music industry by checking out his official website. For live updates, make sure to follow him on Instagram.

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Jennifer has been a part of the journey ever since The American Reporter started. As a strong learner and passionate writer, she contributes her editing skills for the news agency. She also jots down intellectual pieces from health category.

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