Creme Fresh

The story of Creme Fresh begins in the year 2000. As the world recovered from the turn of the millennium without any major technological collapses, a young Lukas Roth was in his father's basement, crafting his first beats. Under the moniker BUSTLA, he found his creative stride. Simultaneously, a few kilometers away, Keno Langbein was penning his early lyrics. He quickly realized that his given name, Keno, was sufficient for his artistic identity. In another part of the same city, Anton Schneider, after a few beers at a party, discovered a talent for freestyle rapping, leading to the birth of his stage name, FATONI.

United by a shared passion for graffiti and rap music, the three teenagers soon crossed paths. Impressed by each other's skills, they decided to collaborate. The nascent group was christened Creme Fresh. In 2003, their demo tape, "Queerbeat," was released, a time when physical cassette tapes were still the medium of choice.