A night of cinematic soundscapes and deep bass textures by Toronto producer Whipped Cream, with support by Eric Coomes.
Whipped Cream plays Mosaic Ultra Lounge on Friday, November 20, with support from Eric Coomes. Doors open at 8 PM.
Whipped Cream is the project of Toronto-born Caroline Cecil, a former competitive figure skater who moved into music production. She works as a producer, DJ, songwriter, and vocalist, and she describes her sound as being built around cinematic soundscapes and deep bass textures. When she talks about what she's drawing from, she names Hans Zimmer and Skrillex as influences—two names that sit on opposite ends of the cinematic and dance worlds, and that gap is exactly where her sound lives.
It's been a big year for her. In April 2026, she was named Apple Music Canada's 'Up Next' artist—the first dance artist to ever be part of the program's Canadian edition—and Spotify Canada's RADAR Canada feature artist for the same month. Earlier that year, she played Rolling Stone Canada's party at the Winter Olympics in Milan. This is a producer who's spent the last few months moving from the studio into the spotlight.
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On the night, she'll be handling the headlining set, with Eric Coomes opening. The venue is Mosaic Ultra Lounge, at 1331 Walnut Street in the Power & Light District. It's a 21+ event, so you'll need your ID at the door. Doors open at 8 PM.
