Unfortunately, it appears that there is a misunderstanding as the artist "Creamy" comprised of a Danish pop music duo Rebekka Mathew and Rannva Joensen, does not seem to have releases titled "Christmas Snow", "We Got The Time", or "Creamy". Creamy mainly found success in the late 90s and early 2000s, and they are best known for their music targeted at children and teens. They gained popularity with their 1999 release "I Do I Do I Do" and the album "Creamy", which included tracks such as "Help! I'm a Fish (I'm A Little Yellow Fish)" and "Never Ending Story". Their characteristic pop sound, infused with elements of dance and bubblegum pop, captured a young audience in Denmark and extended to international fans.

Creamy's music often showcased infectious melodies, vibrant production, and synchronized vocals between Mathew and Joensen. As they navigated through their music career, Creamy's presence in the Danish pop scene grew stronger with each release. Though their stint as musical duo was relatively short-lived, their influence in the late 90s pop culture in Denmark remains a fond memory for fans who grew up during that era. After Creamy disbanded, Rebekka Mathew pursued solo projects, while Rannva Joensen stepped away from the limelight. Their discography, albeit concise, still resonates with the nostalgic charm of turn-of-the-millennium pop music.