Cooper Moore is a 17-year-old songwriter, producer, and artist from Chicago, Illinois. Known for emotionally resonant indie-rock tracks like "Never Let Go" and "I Wanna Love You," Cooper blends introspective, earnest, comically ironic, and sometimes crude lyrics with folk, jazz, and rap-influenced indie-rock to create a deeply personal, familiar yet unique sound.

Cooper’s musical journey began early, strumming a toy guitar at age three before officially learning the instrument at five from a family friend. By seven, he was already making waves, earning second place in the Beatles soundalike competition at BeatlesFest. Around this time, he began writing songs, showcasing a lyrical maturity far beyond his years.

Over the years, Cooper has performed original music in showcases, opening acts, and solo concerts across the Midwest. Dedicated to honing his craft, Cooper has expanded his skill set to include piano, production, and recording, while attending the prestigious Interlochen Arts Camp for Popular Singer-Songwriting as well as a second program at NYU's Clive Davis Institute. These experiences have shaped his distinctive approach to creation.

Currently a driving force in Chicago’s indie music scene, Cooper continues to evolve his artistry through collaboration and experimentation. Whether crafting new tracks or captivating audiences on stage, his music transcends expectations and leaves a lasting impression.