Headliner USA 212: WHIPPED CREAM: The making of HOME WAS ALWAYS ME
About this episode
WHIPPED CREAM discusses her transition from figure skating to becoming a prominent figure in electronic music and the creation of her debut album.
Toronto-born WHIPPED CREAM has always moved between worlds, from competitive figure skating to becoming one of electronic music’s most distinctive and emotionally driven producers, vocalists and DJs. She talks about her journey from the ice rink to the DJ booth, the making of her debut album, HOME WAS ALWAYS ME, writing her most personal songs yet, and the life lessons that shaped it all.
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