Ice Cream Social is a trio which presents original music by the members of the group, combined with total improvisation and fairly unrecognizable versions of songs by people like Tom Waits, the Mamas and the Papas and David Bowie. The musicians attempt to walk a fine line between genres like jazz, rock, tango and video game music. Sometimes they're too drunk to walk. Ice Cream Social is the remains of the Music Lover's Club, a collective quintet formed at the University of Miami in 2003, which was invited to perform at Carnegie Hall in 2004 as part of the Weill Music Institute's Professional Training Workshops.

Dan Kinzelman (Sax, Clarinets, Voice, Dance) was born in Racine, Wisconsin. He has a degree in Studio Music and Jazz from the University of Miami, where he won three Downbeat Awards and played with Dave Liebman, Joe Lovano, Adam Nussbaum and others. He lives in Italy where he survives performing original and free music. He has appeared in Germany, Switzerland, France, Finland, Denmark and Italy, including performances at important jazz festivals like Jazznojazz (Switzerland), Umbria Jazz (Italy), and Copenhagen Jazz Festival (Denmark).

Aaron Mitter (Bass) is from Indiana, although he now lives in Chicago where he works as a freelance musician. Little is known about his recent past, and his family background is a closely guarded secret.

Austin McMahon (Drums, Melodica, Voice, Percussion) was born in Seattle and raised in New Jersey. He has studied with John Riley and has a Master's Degree in Jazz from the University of Miami. He has performed throughout the United States, in Spain, Switzerland, Germany, France, Finland and Italy, and has shared the stage with Joe Lovano, George Garzone and David Liebman. He lives in Boston where he teaches and performs with local and touring acts including the Quartet of Happiness.