heavyweight champion Andrei Arlovski frequently uses their song "Onward to Victory" as his entrance music for fights. Icepick's debut album, Violent Epiphany, was released on April 18, 2006 under Jasta's record label Stillborn Records. Singer's current band is The Wilding Incident, which also features Jimmy Williams of Nausea/Maximum Penalty. Solo Singer's first solo recording began with "D.R.E.A.M." by The Transplants, which mentioned him to sign with Travis Barker of Blink-182's LaSalle Records for the 2005 release of his Hardcore 4 Life EP. Diablo included some of its tracks on Thugcore 4 Life record released in 2007, featuring the Tim Armstrong-produced track "Living By The Gun". His friendship with Armstrong remained, and he moved to Epitaph Records and signed with Tim's Hellcat Records to release his sophomore solo album International Hardcore Superstar in 2009, with guest appearances by La Coka Nostra members, Vinnie Paz, Sick Jacken and Tim himself. In early 2012, Singer founded his own independent record label, ILL-ROC Records and released his third album, The Blood Of Eden, which featured Madchild, Bizarre, Adil Omar, and the ILL-ROC roster. He went to Paris and released his fourth album, Dollerz Make Sense, in 2016 via Knives Out Records. Production Singer has made vocal appearances with Ceekay Jones, Jay R, Grizz, and Prince Metropolitan. Discography Studio albums 2007 - Thugcore 4 Life 2009 - International Hardcore Superstar 2012 - The Blood of Eden 2016 - Doller Make Sense 2017 - The Crackson Heights Project 2019 - Diablo's Way Mixtape Extended plays 2005 - Hardcore 4 Life Compilation albums 2003 - The Street CD Volume 1 2005 - Street C.D. Volume # 2 2008 - Hardcore 4 The Coldhearted 2016 - Force 5 Records Mixtape Vol. 1 Vs series 2008 - When Worlds Collide (w/ The Vendetta) Collaborative albums 2016 - The World Is Fucked (w/ Skriptkeeper & Tony Slippaz as FTW) 2020 - Devils & Demons (w/Mars) 2021 - Spictacular (w/S.P.I.C) Guest appearances References External links Living people American people of Polish-Jewish descent American people of Puerto Rican descent People from East Harlem American male singers Rap rock musicians Suburban Noize Records artists Underground rappers Equal Vision Records artists Rappers from Manhattan Hellcat Records artists 1971 births 21st-century American rappers 21st-century American male musicians