Tagged: Whipped Cream

Canadian producer WHIPPED CREAM has established quite a name for herself since arriving on the scene in the mid 2010s. She originally pursued professional figure skating as a career path before getting behind the decks. Her early work grabbed the … Read More →

One of her biggest hits yet, Whipped Cream‘s “Told Ya” with Lil Xan has received plenty of attention since its release in November of 2019. While the track is still relatively new, the EDM community is always pushing its producers … Read More →

Whipped Cream beats are anything but soft and sweet like the producer’s dessert namesake. Her original tracks and live sets often boom with a heated variety of dubstep, midtempo, and trap. WC fuels this sonic fire with her own flaming … Read More →

Vancouver native and LA-based WHIPPED CREAM, aka Caroline Cecil, has spent her life fully immersed in music. After several different pursuits, WHIPPED CREAM has found her niche, producing and playing hip hop influenced dark bass music. Her style transcends multiple genres … Read More →

Relentless Beats & Global Dance present Decadence Arizona 2019. This show is 18+. Step into a world of enchantment as Decadence AZ returns to Rawhide Event Center on December 30 & 31 for Arizona’s largest New Years Eve Celebration ? MONDAY, DECEMBER … Read More →

Cream season is in full effect and things in the scene have never been sweeter. Caroline Cecil, is the scintillating and vivacious brains behind the well-known moniker WHIPPED CREAM. Don’t be fooled, the name is teeming with innocence, but the … Read More →

Following her recent single “You Wanted It” where WHIPPED CREAM flexed her dark, cinematic soundscapes, aggressive hitting bass and her own ethereal vocals, the fast-rising producer today returns with beautifully haunting new single “Time” featuring DeathbyRomy – out now and … Read More →

The sweet treat that Vancouver producer Whipped Cream masquerades as may be sugary and delicate, but her music and sound design is really anything but. Born Caroline Cecil, Whipped Cream has been destroying the bass scene with her idiosyncratic and … Read More →